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50 Most Beautiful Wordpress Websites of 2009

by LeVoltz on 21. Jan, 2010 in Blog, Graphics

Wordpress is one of the most preferred blogging platforms that is being used by millions of people. There is a clear reason to that: it is easy to use it,it has many features and more and more people comes with themes,tutorials and plug-ins just to help users and to make user’s life easier.
For the same reason, I gathered 50 of the most beautiful Wordpress based websites that I found on the internet last year.

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Web Interaction Using Python

by LeVoltz on 24. Sep, 2009 in How-To

Long back we had written an article introducing you to Python. That was fairly basic and just gave you a glimpse of Python. In many of your python applications you might want to interact with the web without a web browser. In this tutorial we will cover some ways to interact with the web → [...]

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4 Ways To Increase Blog Traffic

by LeVoltz on 24. Jul, 2009 in Blog

If you have been using the internet for some time and wondering why some people seem to have an easier way earning money online through their blogs while you on the other hand has no idea why then you might just be the one this article was written for. The magic word for blogs [...]

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How to Configure your Macbook’s sleep / hibernate mode

by LeVoltz on 19. Jul, 2009 in How-To

Nowadays, when you put your Mac notebook to sleep it now takes longer than it use to. The main reason is that many of these laptops come with 2GB to 4GB of Ram; OSX writes full contents to the memory before going to sleep.
Apple is relatively decent about forcing the computer to sleep well [...]

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Wordpress Tools and Resources Checklist

by LeVoltz on 15. Apr, 2009 in Blog

Over the past few days I have come across numerous tools and resources for working with Wordpress. This is one of the benefits of using an Open Source, however on the negative side you see that there is no central management system, neither is there any quality check on them. I hope to provide some [...]

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The C# Preprocessor – An Overview

by LeVoltz on 14. Apr, 2009 in How-To

Did you know that C# actually does have a preprocessor? Probably the most common C# preprocessor directive that you see is the #region directive, and that doesn’t even have any impact on the code. Now the preprocessor for C# is nowhere near as powerful as the ones for C and C++ (for instance, no [...]

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How To Create A GTalk Theme

by LeVoltz on 23. Mar, 2009 in How-To

Quite some time back Google talk had an update, which included theme support. Now I don’t know about you, but I came to know about it only recently. The good news is that the themes are created with CSS, which means that you can copy an existing theme and modify it to get something that [...]

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How to Backup Firefox Settings

by LeVoltz on 22. Mar, 2009 in How-To

Firefox has a configuration file that can be accessed by typing ‘about:Config’ in the address bar. This file is similar to the Registry file in Windows, and contains all the Configuration settings of Firefox.
There are lot of other information that the user can change in the config file apart from the default values. But care [...]

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How To Speed Up iPod

by LeVoltz on 16. Jan, 2009 in How-To

Apple appears to have upped the processing speed of the iPod in order to help it go after the hard-disk market. Make your ipod work as fast as the first day you bought it by following this 2 step process.
iPod uses the file system technique to allocate memory for the songs and other things, [...]

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How To Troubleshoot Cisco VPN Client on Mac

by LeVoltz on 08. Jan, 2009 in How-To

Are you a Mac lover, who is frustrated by using Cisco VPN Client on Mac or on Parallels? Do you get disconnected every 5 seconds?

I have found a lot of people asking me the same question over the past couple of months, and I found myself giving them the same reply over and over again. [...]

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