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Building the Perfect Keyboard

Alan McCloskeyJul 14, 2008November 28, 20144

There have been lots and lots of keyboards over the years, and most of the fancier ones try to enhance usability or implement some new

Ordered FIOS

Alan McCloskeyJul 8, 2008November 28, 20140

I’ve been tempted on more than one occassion to host my websites at home, but up until recently there wasn’t a fast enough connection to

I'm Over Media Center

Alan McCloskeyJul 7, 2008November 28, 20141

I’ve been working with Home Theater Computers for over 10 years.* Back in the day, a HTPC was the only way to get a progressive-scan

Interview with Alone in the Dark Composer Olivier Deriviere

Don HaynesJul 2, 2008August 4, 20141

OCmodshop had a chance to sit down with Olivier Deriviere. For those who aren’t avid game fanboys, Olivier is the composer behind the creepily beautiful

Weird Task Manager Problem

Alan McCloskeyJul 2, 2008November 28, 20140

I had a weird task manager problem while copying files to my NAS.* When I open Task Manager to look at my network utilization, the

American McGee Grimm and The Alice Movie

Gareth Von KallenbachJun 27, 2008August 4, 20140

Recently I got the chance to speak with American McGee, who not only helped create the classics Doom, Doom 2, Quake, and Quake 2 as

Get Flash Working on 64-bit browsers

Guest WriterJun 26, 2008August 4, 201425

UPDATE: The below information was once thought to enable Flash in 64-bit browsers, but after further analysis it appears that there is currently no method

How to Sell on Ebay: 9 Steps

TrishaJun 18, 2008November 28, 20140

For many people, Ebay is a smart move. And finally, here is an article to tell you how to sell on Ebay.

How to Properly Reboot Your Computer

Alan McCloskeyJun 17, 2008August 4, 20142

This guide shows you how to reboot your computer in a way to narrow down issues to a simple software error or complex hardware failure.

My Popsicle Stick Case Mod.

Don HaynesJun 16, 2008June 25, 20140

I had this idea a few weeks back about building a PC case entirely out of Popsicle sticks. A few of my esteemed colleagues and

Pepsi… destroyer of keyboards

Alan McCloskeyJun 14, 2008November 28, 20140

I’ve been using ergonomic keyboards ever since they came out… I just can’t have my hands all scrunched up on a “normal” keyboard… it’s stoopid…

Robert Bowling of Infinity Ward Talks Call of Duty 4

Gareth Von KallenbachJun 13, 2008July 6, 20140

With the pending release of Call of Duty 4, I took a moment to speak to Robert Bowling, the Community Relations Manager at Infinity Ward.

Windows Trivia You Never Knew

Alan McCloskeyJun 8, 2008November 28, 20140

Windows Vista has had an interesting reception by the technology community, to say the least. People either like it or they hate it, or they

Interview with World in Conflict: Soviet Assault’s Magnus ‘Soundboy’ Jansén

Gareth Von KallenbachJun 6, 2008June 26, 20140

Recently, we got the inside work on World in Conflict: Soviet Assault from Magnus “Soundboy” Jansén, Lead Game Designer on the follow up to the

Windows 7 Shortcut Keys

Alan McCloskeyJun 3, 2008June 26, 20141

The “Windows” key (or Start key) was implemented on standard PC keyboards shortly after the release of Windows 95. I suppose Microsoft wanted to increase