Android on XP (no, not like that)
There’s a nice little writeup over at Talk Android that describes how to use a Java app written by an XDA-developers forum member.
I simply followed the directions in the howto and did an alt-printscreen to get the screenshot over there on the right.
Simple, quick, and free!
Change drive letter in Windows for devices that do not appear in Disk Management
- Start, Run, Regedit.
- Find (ctrl-F) HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices
- Right mouse click on \DosDevices\X: in the right pane
- (where X is the drive letter you want to change)
- Left click on Rename
- Replace the letter ONLY with the letter you'd like the drive to be, making sure that no other drives use this letter.
- Be sure to enter the new letter in CAPS.
- Hit ENTER
- Close Regedit and Restart the computer
B-Bye, Standby
I have an old laptop set up next to my home theater stuff. I believe there are others that likely have a similar setup. I primarily use mine to play music from a big external drive nice and loud through the best speakers in the house via a little USB sound “card” thingy.
So what, right?
Well, there’re a few things that are important (aside from the above):
- I’m lazy.
Howto: Syncing Sports Calendars on Google Calendar for BlackBerry and Android
I've been cut/pasting this around the Google Mobile Help forums for a while now; I guess it's time for a nice post.
Love seeing those nice sports calendars in your Google Calendar, but hate that you can't sync them over to BlackBerry or Android? Yahoo Sports calendars is the solution.
Broken laptop hinges… What to do, what to do?
One broke about 2 months ago and the second gave out today.
So sad. Of course, I’d rather replace it with a new one than really fix it. :-p


So _that’s_ what it’s all about!
Great Google Wave explanation video (as it compares to regular email).
Thanks for explaining all this, EpipheoStudios.com.
