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31 August 2008
26 August 2008
Steermouse
Mac mouse sucks, except the 360* scroll bar. Well visually it's nice, but when comes to work it's just not ergonomic. So I purchased Razer Krait. But I just realized when I plugged it, the movement is just weird. I don't know how to explain but it's the 'feel', which is much better in Windows. Worse, there's no mac driver for this mouse. Desperately looking for solution, I found this software.
Last Pass

Lastpass is the online password manager. I found this site very very useful that I'm interested to share. Lots of you and me probably dealing with bunch of passwords online that are often forgotten. Now you don't have to.
Click the picture to go to the link, watch the short video tutorial and let yourself worry free.
24 August 2008
Cylman update
20 August 2008
06 August 2008
GridIron Flow
Flow is a revolutionary approach to digital content management that dramatically simplifies the design process for creative professionals working on graphic design, web and video projects. Flow automatically tracks your work from idea to end result and manages your assets and applications for your most complex projects- all without changing the way you work.

Alien Brain, just node based :)
Link
Alien Brain, just node based :)
Link
04 August 2008
30 July 2008
Swap alt<->command(windows logo) in boot camp mac keyboard
Having installed bootcamp in my mac, using apple keyboard is a little bit troublesome, especially when I'm used to regular pc keyboard layout. In bootcamp, alt(option) react as alt in windows, whereby command key react as windows logo. This is getting annoying when I start using 3d application like maya or modo where you click alt key a lot for viewport navigation. Another example is when I'm playing Dota, I keep holding alt almost all the time to show health bars.
I found a software called AutoHotkey which enable custom configuration on the keyboard. All you need is install the software. After that, open your notepad and fill in with this code:
LWin::LAlt
LAlt::LWin
What it does is swapping both key. Save it as win-alt.ahk
Double click on it to activate.
You can choose to put the file in the startup folder to let it run everytime you boot windows.
Now, get back to dota and time to own.
*Update on 09 January 2009
I've found a new software called keytweak which basically does same thing, but more native and less buggy, because keyTweak tend to manipulate keyboard registry value.


As you can see above, the concept remained the same, this is quite easy to achieve.
Just click full teach mode, and begin the key mapping, basically you have to do it twice, by swapping both of the key. Failing to do so will only replace a key and not swapping them.
I found a software called AutoHotkey which enable custom configuration on the keyboard. All you need is install the software. After that, open your notepad and fill in with this code:
LWin::LAlt
LAlt::LWin
What it does is swapping both key. Save it as win-alt.ahk
Double click on it to activate.
You can choose to put the file in the startup folder to let it run everytime you boot windows.
Now, get back to dota and time to own.
*Update on 09 January 2009
I've found a new software called keytweak which basically does same thing, but more native and less buggy, because keyTweak tend to manipulate keyboard registry value.

As you can see above, the concept remained the same, this is quite easy to achieve.
Just click full teach mode, and begin the key mapping, basically you have to do it twice, by swapping both of the key. Failing to do so will only replace a key and not swapping them.
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