Team Fortress 2

Thursday, November 29th, 2007 | Permalink

Well, what can I say – you just have to get this game!

Team Fortress 2 is one of the best multiplayer warfare I’ve seen in a long time. Forget Enemy Territory and others – in this  brilliant game you can choose from a variety of classes each equally playable and with their own special advantage – if this advantage is used correctly in conjunction with your other team mates you can really dominate the field.

If you’re looking for me online, I am usually on the GameArena servers (basic map rotation) with the handle Shadow XVII (17- just in case you’re wondering: my birthday in December :) )

See you in the battlefield!

– Shadow

Dell Laptop – SigmaTel Sound Chipset & Stereo Mix

Tuesday, November 20th, 2007 | Permalink

Got a Dell laptop and with the SigmaTel sound chipset and stuck with all it’s advanced features such as lack of stereo mix? Dont worry, a solution is here. 

Note: The solution below no longer applies as Dell have finally released a driver update supporting Stereo Mix. Check the Drivers and Downloads section of the Techincal Support on Dell’s website then use the appropriate utilities to locate the new driver.
The drivers release date is marked as the 12/4/2007, v.5.10.0.5515_Rc22, try this direct download link: R171789.exe

Firstly install the Dell SigmaTel drivers, then simply go to http://au.lge.com/support/software.jsp then set the Product field to Notebook, leave the Series to All, Choose your OS and set it accordingly then make the subject SigmaTel. You should get three results , you want [Sound/2000/XP] SigmaTel Sound Driver Ver 5.10.0.4866 XNOTE(LE50). Download this driver and install it to get Stereo Mix on the SigmaTel chipset. Simple :-)

VPC Kiosk

Saturday, November 10th, 2007 | Permalink

Imagine being able to walk to your local internet cafe but instead of restricting yourself to the limited resouces avaliable on that machine, instead you are able to insert your usb and load a virtual machine with all your personalisation and files. This effectivley will allow carry a usb on your keychain which can be loaded at any of these VPC Kiosks.

I am currently trying to develop an interface that will allow for this in VB.net however it is quite difficult having to use a closed-source Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 in order to obtain this ‘kiosk’ functionality.

Progress:

I have made the GUI which detects the insertion of a usb and performs the finding of all virtual machines on the usb device. However I have hit a roadblock with the VPC configuration files which may take some time and effort to overcome.

This application concept is Copyrighted 2007 Shadow Productions

PortWiki

Friday, November 9th, 2007 | Permalink

PortWiki is an Internet wiki project to index all 65534 ports both TCP and UDP. Information about these ports will include the applications and games that utilize these ports, as well as other general information such as typical uses.

Other sections of the Wiki includes “Routers” which contains sub-categories of router manufacturers with their respective portfolio of router models, along with instructions on how to configure port forwarding for that particular model of router.

http://www.portwiki.net

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