Trust me, you will never get away from using public computers whether at cyber cafe, your friend’s house, school lab, your work place, etc.

Highly likely you will be using those computers to excess your email account or anything that required you to enter your sensitive and private data such as your password.

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Either you hate or love RapidShare/MegaUpload, I’m pretty sure those free RapidShare and MegaUpload users out there will be very happy with this premium link generators list. Please understand and take note that these websites will down and out of service very fast and the limits maybe vary from what I’ve posted.

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I bet you know how important time management is to us, regardless whether you are a student, blogger, employee or businessman.

In the past, I’ve been using my management dairy and also my mobile phone (iPhone) to manage my daily, weekly and also monthly schedules, tasks, assignments and projects. They are pretty nifty but I can’t have them all the time with me, especially my management dairy which is quite bulky to bring along.

I’m looking for some free online time management tool which is more sophisticated and I can use when I’m nowhere near to my management dairy. One of my fellow bloggers and also my friend, David recommended this online tool to me, actiTIME which is free of course. So why not give it a try?

actiTIME, or actiTIME Server to be exact is a web-based, standalone and multi platform tool to manage time, project and task for small and mid-sized companies. Well, you don’t need to have a company to use it anyway, I’m using it personally.

I use it to track my task and also my school’s assignments or projects and of course actiTIME can do more than that. actiTIME Server can be installed under any OS and works well with MySQL and MS Access databases. I’ve installed it in my laptop. (No worries, actiTIME installs automagically on your PC/laptop, just like any other application)

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This is a mega collection of fantastic and amazing Photoshop brushes from Adam Woodhouse. This package includes many sets of high quality brushes like Grunge Brushes, Retro Brushes, Dream Brushes, Web 2.0 Style Brushes and many more.

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I stumbled upon this very interesting website, BreathingEarth.net.

Breathing Earth gives visitors a real-time live statistics of the carbon dioxide emission levels of every country in the world, as well as the birth and death rates in a nice world map.

Those statistics given are of course not 100% accurate but just an estimation based on certain sources like the World Factbook and Wikipedia.

I’m pretty shocked and amazed by the stats provided. You see how fast people are born and died and also the mass of CO2 that have been emitted – live!

Guys, check it out!

If you are an all round laptop user, you might one to take a look on one of these laptops. PC World had a list of The Best 10 All-Purpose Laptops posted on their website.

If you plan to shop for a laptop sooner or later, this list might be handy to you. Do check out the full list at PC World, and at the mean time here are the top three on the list:

1) Acer Aspire 5920-6954 Laptop

Except for business applications, which it lacks, the Acer Aspire 5920 Vista Home Premium laptop has just about everything home-office buyers could ask for in a solid budget laptop. Equipped with a 1.66-GHz Core 2 Duo T5450 and 2GB of memory, the Aspire 5920-6954 earned a solid WorldBench 6 Beta 2 score of 70.  The terrific keyboard boasts loads of shortcut buttons that do everything but take out the trash

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I’ve posted some amazing facts and figures about almost anything some time ago. Here are some equally amazing and interesting factoids, you and especially the Indians out there did not know much about.

My Indian friend, Kareet emailed me this and I thought it will be great to share with you guys instead of keeping it in my Gmail inbox.

OK, interesting facts and figures about India and Indians – roll on!

• There are 3.22 Million Indians in America
• 38% of Doctors in America are Indians.
• 12% of Scientists in America are Indians.
• 36% of NASA employees are Indians.
• 34% of MICROSOFT employees are Indians
• 28% of IBM employees are Indians
• 17% of INTEL employees are Indians
• 13% of XEROX employees are Indians

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This is neither a great news nor a joke. I was bluntly stunned when I came a cross few tech news sites reporting that Webroot founder, Steven Thomas has been found dead in Hawaii after two weeks gone missing.

This is a sad and shocking news. If you want to read more about this, hop to PCWorld.

Well, I still remember…my very first spyware tool is Webroot Spy Sweeper which I installed in my first desktop PC and I’m still using it today on my laptop.

RIP Steve.

Hi there guys!

Finally, almost about 2 weeks in Europe, now I’m finally back in my home town, Penang.

I’m still suffering from jet lag and a bit tired due to a near one day flights and transit from Nuremberg Airport-Charles de Gulles Paris-Kuala Lumpur International Airport-Penang International Airport.

My two weeks in Europe…

Team COSMIC, MALAYSIA (From left: Matt, Jasy, KS, KoeKoe).

I had my first week in Paris, going through a unforgettable memory of Imagine Cup 2008. Although we didn’t go to the top, we had a great time there – having unlimited fun and mixing around with other competitors and the best part, exploring the city of Paris! There are too much to say, but I think I’ll need a week or so to say it all. Well, nvm.

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