by NeonDemon on March 4, 2010
Ive been getting alot of questions about where to find non market android apps lately, so i wanted to introduce you to “SlideME”. its the absolute best source for android app excellence! Ive installed several apps form them wiht no issue, one was paid and my payment info has (sofar) been kept safe! in short i have no complaints whatsoever about them! and they house some of the most fun (and non market approved) android apps! To install this app youll hafto enable non market apps (duh) then just scan this barcode:
Or go to think address on your android phone:
http://SlideME.org/sam2.apk
Some of these apps require you to root your phone. if your not rooted just avoid those apps. Ill post a step by step later on how to root your Android device!
by NeonDemon on March 2, 2010
Texas Game Break is going to be hella awesome. We got the site up, working on more sponsors and securing venues! Heres More:
Get ready for the 2010 Texas Game Break! What is the Texas Game Break? It is very hard to put a name on what this is. What it is, has never taken place before in the state of Texas. People from all walks of life, poker players, board game fanatics, console gamers, role playing gamers, dominoes and even social media games will be in attendance. From Tournaments, exhibits, a gamers market place, Lan Parties, live RockBand contests, Game Design Classes, and Social Game areas. Also available will be Speakers from the game community from Artists, Programmers, Sound Developers, and Game Companies will be there. Booths featuring higher education in gaming will also be on site for anyone who wants to pursue a career in the Game Industry. It’s not a festival, nor a conference, it’s not even a convention. It’s Texas Game Break, a place where gamers meet, play and learn about all things in the Gaming community.
Get Ready and Get Registered!
by NeonDemon on February 1, 2010
I just moved DHCP services from a Windows 2003 server that’s about to be decommissioned to a new Windows 2008 server during office hours with no service interruptions; the scope, reservations and all were moved over to the new server with no issues. here’s how i did it:
First log into your 2003 DHCP server with an administrator account. click start, run, type “cmd” and hit enter. in the command prompt type
netsh dhcp server export C:\dhcp.txt all
That will back up all your DHCP settings to the specified location, in this case “C:\dhcp.txt”.
Next up login to your soon to be 2008 DHCP server as an administrator and copy the dhcp.txt file over to the c: drive. now verify that you have the DHCP role running, and open up another cmd window, but this time type
netsh dhcp server import C:\dhcp.txt all
That should do it! just shut down the old DHCP service and your migrated!
Note: my first try i did get this message:
Error while importing option “6.”
This option conflicts with the existing option “” An internal error occurred.
Nothing to worry about, just go into your 2008 DHCP settings and remove the server options that were automatically imported. I had to remove my 006 DNS Servers and time server stuff.
If you have any questions or need help leave a comment.
