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Posts tagged Tutorial
How to Setup Your Own Forum
Feb 14th
I’ve always wanted to show PC Demon readers how easy it is to get a forum up and running, and, obviously, the day has finally come. If you’ve read the previous announcement I posted, you might have noticed that I will be starting the PC Demon forum. So I decided to kill two birds with one stone: show my readers how to setup a forum and, simultaneously, setup my own forum.
I will be working on my forum while writing this article, so you’ll be able to follow along and, hopefully, start a forum similar to, or even better than, mine.
Multiclicker 2 – The Ultimate PTC Auto Clicker
Sep 19th
A while back, I remember that there weren’t many PTC (Paid-to-Click) sites. But now, the Internet is practically swarming with these sites. Everywhere you go, every turn you take, you have to find one. Of course, not all of them are completely legitimate. Some of them make you click tons of ads and don’t give you any money in return.
The legitimate ones do pay, but their rates are really low, sometimes as low as $0.001! On top of the measly pay, clicking ads manually gets really really boring. So when does Multiclicker come in?
Rip Your Audio CDs to FLAC
Aug 27th
I recently posted a tutorial showing you how to rip (or backup) DVD movies. This time around it’s pretty much the same thing but with audio CDs. Just like DVD movie collectors, there are also audio CD collectors, and, in my opinion, backing up everything to your PC or preferably an external hard drive is the best solution. You never know what can happen to your precious collection, so it’s better to be safe than sorry.
In this guide, I will be showing you how you can rip an audio CD to your hard drive then convert it to FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec).
Create A Free Domain With CO.CC
Aug 18th
People hosting their sites on free web hosts (like me) have a hard time with their domain names. Even though most free hosting providers allow the use of sub-domains, the site’s address remains ugly. To solve this problem, a good idea is to sign-up to a free domain name service to replace your existing (and ugly) address.
