Almost two years ago, I wrote about whether videogames are starting to suck or if it was my age the fact I couldn't find interesting videogames nowadays. I stopped being a gamer like 3 years ago or 2 because of the lack of amusement videogames have.

When I was a kid, I used to be a terrible Nintendo Fanboy, and that lasted until I was around 14. I loved a lot of Nintendo's games. I knew every character, every creator, every master mind in the business. I was a complete fanboy, who bashed Microsoft and Sony immaturely. I hated them for no real reason whatsoever, even when I got a PSP when I was 12 and loved every RPG that landed on my hands for it. My "hate" for Sony and Microsoft was such, I was a close minded freak and never gave their other systems a chance. Considering the fact I just loved Nintendo, I got a Wii the month it was released.

Boy how much was I expecting for it to be releas
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Yes yes, I am sorta annoyed. People here are starting to get on my nerves. I am sick tired of they doing things the last minute, being irresponsible freaks, and what pisses me off the most the right is the fact they can never make up their minds in time. First no, then yes, then no, then yes, then no... And so on.

Right now I am in a school delegation for sports and social service. I have been trapped with a bunch of idiots and retards for 6 days now (going home tomorrow at night, thank god). There are of course the super awesome people too, which I am thankful are here because otherwise I would go nuts, but that's another story for another time.

Two years ago, I wrote about how two special cousins I met made me feel different and happy, but I was sad because they live in another city. I have seen them a couple of times since I met, and in the trip I am on right now has given me the chance
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When I was a kid, I had three possible career choices, which obviously at that point, no one can ever take them seriously. I wanted to be either an astronaut, a cop, or the most realistic option, a doctor.

I must have been around 7 when I considered them all. At that time, my parents bought the first computer we ever had and I remember I was fascinated with the machine the moment I saw it, and I knew that telling the computer what to do would probably be a lots of fun, so I even considered to be a "computer wizard" (a programmer. I didn't have a name for that job when I was 7). I was fascinated with technology because I loved everything related to spying. Toys, movies, TV shows, anything that was about spying was fun and I remember technology was always top-notch for the characters who used that fictitious technology for their jobs, so I was really getting into technology, and making it.
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This blogpost is to test a bug and there's nothing interesting to see. Move on =P.
No, seriously, there is nothing interesting to see her. I am testing a bug.

WHY DON'T YOU BELIEVE ME

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Hi guys! Many of you know about the dead Neoseeker sister called Devpen. Many of you don't, so I will explain to you what it is.

Devpen is the dead Neoseeker sister site. It's purpose was (is?) to allow people to submit web development articles and tutorials they wrote themselves. Devpen also counts with a forum where people could (can?) register to discuss the articles/tutorials, and to form a community overall.

But the project never succeeded as it was succeeded, so it was abandoned a couple of times. And, while people still contributed content to it, the project never took flight and died again. The boards are (were?) abused by spambots, so I had to close the registration system until I figured something out. I talked with Redemption about reviving the project, and he had a great idea: Revive Devpen, but as something completely different (still related to programming, because that's wha
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Yes, Summer vacation for me as I am in the Southern Emisphere of Earth, but that's another topic for another time.

Anyways, a while ago, I created a Blog Post asking who would like to have NAMFox ported to the Internet Explorer browser. Now that I am finally starting my vacations, I may be able to work on it, although, ever since June/July, I haven't done anything related to programming, not even PHP or C#. I was planning on making NAMFox for IE with the latter, so I will need to refresh my skills and re-read some books here and there to brush up my skills.

Now, there are some things I will need:

• A Name. In the link I posted above people posted some ideas for the name of the software (I was thinking NAMIE, Artificer said NAMExplorer, which sounds good, and Chad said NAMChad, which is a bit of a turn off :P). So you can give me ideas for the name.
• Alpha/Beta testers. I will follow Artific

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It's been a while since I last blogged, so here I am, posting about an actual truth that has been approaching the world with no sign, therefore passing by unnoticed.

Technology, children, and parents; past, present, and future.

We currently live in a world with Technology that advances constantly. Adds more stress to our lives, sometimes it is useful, sometimes its advance should be stopped, and sometimes, its advance should be accelerated. Regardless of what is is done, it is time to take extreme measures to what people do with technology, thereby it's time to slap parents a cup of today's technology. As a matter of fact, we are not in the 70's - 80's anymore. Technology won't stop, therefore it is time to do some harsh changes to peoples' lifestyles, specially with technologies that involve communication, such as the internet and mobile cellphones. Those who have kids, and were born in a
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* First a disclaimer. I only and only use Google to search the Web, because I simply don't like other search engines.

Yes, it is a fact. Ye Ol' Google is taken way too lightly this days. When people ask you what Google is, you simply say it is a search engine to search the web (assuming you get that question and you don't feel the urge of punching the questioner in the face). Next time you answer to the question "What is google?", make sure you add the word "powerful" - Google is a powerful search engine.

There are two kind of people that don't find their answers using Google: Those who tried but don't know how to use it, and those who ask in and ask their questions in forums or someone else. Many people do use Google and find their answers. Many, MANY people use Google, but they don't know how to unleash its full power, even people who have been used Google for years, including myself, do
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Someday, a doctor will determine that my heart will stop working, and that I have my days counted. I don't want you to bury me, but rather, use my functional parts to help others.

• GIVE MY SIGHT, to a little girl who has never enjoyed the beauty of a rainbow.
• GIVE MY ABILITY TO SPEAK, so a little boy has the chance to scream a "gooooaaallll" in a soccer game.
• GIVE MY ABILITY TO LISTEN, to a little girl who could never listen the wonderful sound of raindrops crashing against the glass windows.
• GIVE MY ABILITY TO WALK, to a little girl who can't run in a beautiful and colorful field of flowers.
• GIVE MY ABILITY TO SMILE, to a little boy who has lived in the abyss of a father that has been disappointed for everything the child has made.
• Finally, GIVE MY ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND, so humanity can finally open their hearts to differences and accept others as their are, so masks don't become the p

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Whether you have been using the Internet for a long time now, or just got into it a few months ago, you certainly have seen an "404: Page Not Found" error. Do they represent a possible risk? Yes. Is there a way to recover the data that there was in the place holder instead of the 404 Error? Probably, with a bit of luck.

Nowadays we live in a world where computers are used a lot, probably more people nowadays would rather keep files in their computers rather than puting them into paper. I myself have never printed a photo ever since I have had a digital camera. But not everything is a safe, and the data you keep in your computer or on the internet can be destroyed as well.

Yeah, probably you knew that, but you said "we still have libraries!". Effectively, luckily, we still libraries that provide a lot of knowledge in their books. And books usually have a good amount of copies distributed wo
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