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I am sure that you might have a song or two which you’d like to make into custom ringtones for certain people who frequently call you. The boss could have a ringtone like the Star Wars’ Imperial Death March (especially if he’s always giving you impossible deadlines) or your sister could have a ringtone of her favorite song. It could be anything. Sometimes these tunes are not available or you only want certain segments to be used. In any case, you could do it yourself using Audacity.
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Long gone are the days where snapshots came back from the photo lab and disappeared into albums and shoe boxes. Now, digital photos are tweaked, adjusted, and remixed in ways their analogue counterparts couldn’t imagine. Here’s the top five contenders for the crown of Best Image Editor.
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Got a lust for Photoshop but a budget for GIMP? These tips will actually add many of the functions and capabilities of Adobe’s flagship photo editor to its open-source counterpart.
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So, good news: Rape is now legal in Afghanistan.
In case you've been living under a rock — or in, you know, Afghanistan, which is pretty much the same thing — the country we supposedly freed from Taliban tyranny just passed something called the Shia Family Act through its parliament. It was signed into law by none other than Central Asia's answer to Governor William J. Lepetomaine himself, Hamid Karzai. The new law negates the need for sexual consent between married partners, tacitly endorses child marriage, and restricts a woman's right to leave the home should she find any of this crap utterly condemnable. -
Are you an unemployed developer? Did you get the pink slip because your company found it costly to retain you after the economic down turn? Then cheer up because Adobe has decided to provide some succor by releasing it's flagship product Adobe Flex Builder Professional for free. The catch is that – of course, you have to be unemployed and, you can use the software only for personal use to improve your programming skill
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While I despise spam email, I must confess that I get a certain guilty pleasure from the copywriting 'skills' of the spammers.
A few years ago, I started collecting some of the more outlandish and (at least to me) amusing email subject lines from the many thousands of spam emails I received promoting various 'solutions' related to my private parts.
