This page will show you how to replace a DS Lite’s touchscreen or bottom LCD screen (or anything else in the lower part of the DS).
WARNING: The following guide is quite dangerous, will void any warranties you have, and you may be better off not trying to replace anything
This guide disassembles a lot less of the components, so it looks a bit tricky, but its easier to re-assemble and theres less risk of damaging the screens/screen cables.
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Do you want 2GB of online storage that is actually EASY to use?
Dropbox adds a folder in your ‘My Documents’ (if you’re using Windows) and you simply move/copy the files to that folder, and in the background it’ll upload your files to your dropbox! Read the rest of this entry »
I made this to keep all the .NET stuff i’ve come across in one place 
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This page is a list of useful or fun methods for people who are starting off with programming in .NET languages VB.NET and C#.
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Giving out YouTube links is probably something everyone does, here is a small guide to all of the info that can be added to a YouTube URL:
Basically, YouTube video pages are coded with special ‘arguments’ or ‘parameters’ to show what is specified in the URL. The main argument would be ‘v‘; the unique code for each video (the bunch of letters/numbers at the end), that tells it to view the video you’re looking for.
let’s use an example link:
I don’t like remembering a formula without knowing exactly how it happens, but when I was doing Chemistry A-Level last year the method we was taught was too complex, especially since you had to remember the formulas to work it out that way too.
Some methods involve solving a quadratic, but this one skips it. In all of the cases where I tried this, the result using the quadratic method is about 0.5% larger than this formula will give you. It’s barely any different, so you probably don’t need to worry about it.
Made a nice little program that tells you when you get disconnected from the internet, that pings google.com every 1.5 seconds.
It’s a lot easier to use WordPress for pages instead of editing everything using Notepad++ and uploading manually.
Also, I switched to ad-free web hosting, provided by 000webhost.com, which is free…
Be warned if you check out their site though, their affiliate program is apparantly a scam. Everything else looks awesome though. (Web Of Trust: http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/000webhost.com)