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5/22/11 - Skype takes up a lot more bandwidth than I originally thought.
5/23/11 - The accounting equation
5/24/11 - More accounting equations
5/25/11 - An open directory glitch with DHCP in Mac OSX Server.
5/26/11 - Recovering an SD card takes multiple computers.
5/27/11 - Location profiles - Mac OS X
5/28/11 - Bowling left handed
Extras:
Chris Sargent's world record/NHCBA records/Paul Berger's 500:
HP battery recall
This episode's music comes from the Free Music Archive.
Tracks featured in this episode include:
Siddhartha Corsus - Pure of Heart
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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Kevin MacLeod - Soporific
Kevin MacLeod - Tikopia
Kevin MacLeod - Quasi Motion
Kevin MacLeod - Meditation Impromptu 02
Kevin MacLeod - Winner Winner
5/15/11 - How to slice images and export them to HTML in Photoshop
5/16/11 - A lot more CSS stuff.
5/17/11 - Press Command-Tab for the Application Switcher and then, keeping Command down, press Q to quit apps.
5/18/11 - Rubber can be fabricated naturally.
5/19/11 - You can drag files into the finder toolbar.
5/20/11 - Margin versus Padding for CSS
5/21/11 - Sibelius 6.2 on the mac and installing it
This episode's music comes from the Free Music Archive.
Tracks featured in this episode include:
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Siddhartha Corsus - Bhagavan
Ketsa - Lost Worlds
Ketsa - We Are Stardust
Bio Unit - Across the Valley
5/8/11 - Compaq was consumer, HP was enterprise. Also on a macbook, the delete key's equivalent is fn + backspace.
5/9/11 - Portal 2 online co-op with random people is a bad idea.
5/10/11 - Special characters on the keyboard on Mac (option + letters)
5/11/11 - Boston Billiard Club has billiard tables
5/12/11 - Facebook has nickname support
5/13/11 - Making Mac and Cheese
5/14/11 - Shemp was originally supposed to be in Curly's place when The Three Stooges got started.
This episode's music comes the archive.org and the Free Music Archive.
Tracks featured in this episode include:
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
5/1/11 - More about Bobby Fischer than I'll ever need to know.
5/2/11 - Hitler was announced dead to the world on May 1, 1945. Exactly 66 years later, Osama bin Laden was also announced dead.
5/3/11 - How to make ethernet cables (again)
5/4/11 - Cinco de Mayo history?
5/5/11 - More things about WUNH, particularly the station power and EBS testing
5/6/11 - Where the varsity apartments are at UNH
5/7/11 - The monitors in the library can do picture in picture
This episode's music comes the archive.org and the Free Music Archive.
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4/24/11 - Bing gives out a lot of free stuff just for playing games and searching stuff
4/25/11 - DVD Studio Pro, formulas in Excel such as COUNTIF with multiple criteria (SUMPRODUCT)
4/26/11 - Dual Layer Masters can't burn to Single Layer blanks.
4/27/11 - Stats analysis in JMP.
4/28/11 - Hoco still supposedly has grilled cheese sandwiches on Thursdays.
4/29/11 - How to tie a tie.
4/30/11 - Portal 2 - going through a portal with a cube
This episode's music comes the archive.org and the Free Music Archive.
Tracks featured in this episode include:
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
4/17/11 - Walking with a pulled muscle apparently makes it better
4/18/11 - French Fries are named based on their shape, not place or origin.
4/19/11 - Some things about 64 bit addressing.
4/20/11 - 7D with the tripod.
4/21/11 - MacBooks can apparently have fan speeds of about 8000 RPM.
4/22/11 - What a "domestic partnership" and "civil union" is.
4/23/11 - Blockbuster still took gift certificates from 2002 even when going out of business.
This episode's music comes the archive.org and the Free Music Archive.
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4/10/11 - Wikipedia has a plan for preserving data in an event of mass human extinction.
4/11/11 - My phone is still rootable with SuperOneClick
4/12/11 - What CPU threading means.
4/13/11 - Unlinking Stereo Pairs in Final Cut Pro.
4/14/11 - WordPerfect apparently existed before Microsoft Word.
4/15/11 - UNH housing no longer charges for locked doors.
4/16/11 - What the meaning of the "Let's do the fork in the garbage disposal" dance followed by the dings meant.
This episode's music comes from archive.org, the Free Music Archive, and Apple iMovie
Tracks featured in this episode include:
4/3/11 - Google Calendar public links.
4/4/11 - VLOOKUP in Excel
4/5/11 - Murderface is a Notary.
4/6/11 - How to play QWOP a bit better.
4/7/11 - HTML5 conversion in Dreamweaver
4/8/11 - Getting more AP for Heimerdinger in LoL
4/9/11 - What channel Bravo is at my univeristy.
This week's episode comes from Apple iMovie.
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3/27/11 - The eMac.
3/28/11 - I could use iFrames instead of JavaScript for menus
Embedding menu page as opposed to javascript anylinkmenu
3/29/11 - My university's outgoing SMTP server does work off campus, but you have to disable authentication (supposedly)
3/30/11 - Adobe After Effects? Sorta.
3/31/11 - Shutting down PowerPC G5 computers can lower the room temperature by double digits.
4/1/11 - Some logic for playing League of Legends strategically.
4/2/11 - A good Heimerdinger build in LoL
This episode's music comes from archive.org and the Free Music Archive.
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3/20/11 - Snakes can eat through foam.
3/21/11 - First Day of Spring (or the day after)=Lot of snow.
3/22/11 - What LogMeIn is
3/23/11 - The RIAA once sued for 7 trillion dollars and the case was thrown out for being ridiculous.
3/24/11 - Xsan was originally called CentraVision, explaining the cv commands in Terminal.
3/25/11 - Freshmen think drinking counts as a job/activity.
3/26/11 - Macros in Microsoft Excel.
This episode's music comes from Reddit/YouTube, archive.org and the Free Music Archive.
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Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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