9 Handy FireFox Add-ons For Every Day Use. Having worked as a project manager at several companies and having to monitor my own projects there’s a certain list of things I do to check on often (and I still do).
Some of the things are SEO related, some are tech tasks, some help to achieve the marketing goals. Some of the things are just general but still it’s very convenient to have the nice set tools to perform the actions that you do on a regular basis. Today I’m going to write about Firefox add-ons that I have added my browser options (yes, I’m an addicted Firefox lover) as a project manager and just a human. All the add-ons listed help me in my daily work and I don’t know how much time I would spend if I had to search from all the information they give to me manually. I decided to divide this list into 2 sections- the add-ons that I use as a usual human being and the add-ons I find extremely useful for the project management. 1. Web of Trust warns you about risky sites that cheat customers, deliver malware or send spam. 2. 11 Free And Useful Open-Source Alternatives For Designers. Don't Forget to participate in a contest where you can win an amazing e-Commerce template from TemplateMonster.
We have lots of commercial software available to use on different platform to complete our different work, but they are not free and sometime we do not able to purchase. Don’t worry about it, today we are listing here 11 Free And Useful Open-Source Alternatives For Designers in which most of them are cross-platform. There are many alternative available for single software, but I just tried to list down some very similar and useful alternative. You might not be able to enjoy all the features as original software but it will really help you to perform your task in a better way when your pocket does not allow you to purchase commercial software.
You are welcome if you want to share more Open-Source Alternatives For Designers that we have missed here and you think our readers/viewers may like. Jahshaka. Turn Your PlayStation 3 Into a Linux PC. (Photograph by Jeffrey Westbrook/Studio D) The Cell processor inside Sony's PlayStation 3 is a powerhouse that lets the gaming console render highly detailed graphics at blistering speed.
That same chip gives the PS3 all the processing muscle it needs to become a fully functional computer. When we first heard this was possible, we were sure the procedure had to be illegal, or that it would at least void the warranty. But as it turns out, this is that rarest of finds in consumer electronics: a perfectly legal, manufacturer-supported hack that adds significant functionality. With a little bit of effort and expense, we turned a PS3 into a Linux computer—without losing any of the machine's native gaming goodness. Step 1: Back Up Sony hardly walks people through the conversion process—you've got to know where to look in the PS3's menus, and many of the steps can be a bit tricky.
Step 2: Upgrade Your Drive PlayStation 3 ships with either a 40 or 80 GB drive. Step 3: Install Your New OS.