Looking for a Sponsor

Just so you know, I am looking for a blog sponsor to get my blog/video show off the ground. If you would like to sponsor me or know some who might want to please email me funnyent@gmail.com

Thank You,
Tim

What is a Bittorrent?

I received a question from Nate. He was wondering what a Bittorrent was. And is it legal. What can be easer than answering it in a video? 

Google Rankings

You never, never, never need to pay to get into the top Google results. All you need is keywords. 

Good keywords, and lots of them. 

Please Watch the Video I made...

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Transferring iTunes files

I helped my friend, Nate, transfer his iTunes files from his old HP Laptop to his new Compaq Laptop.

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The 10 Coolest Computer Setups

I was wondering on what to post today when I went to my Flickr account. I have found the 10 coolest computer setups. Please comment it, and digg it. Also, feel free to email me about anything, funnyent@gmail.com. Click on the picture to go back to the original url. Note: To digg it, click on its link in the Archives section and then click digg. Otherwise it will not work.


































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Thank You for videwing this,
Tim Hermanson
http://www.teckstuf.blogspot.com

There's a Volcano in My MacBook Pro

Have you noticed that your Macbook Pro was getting extremely hot? Well, because of how small it is there is not much ventilation, and because of that you Macbook Pro gets extremely hot. Well, there is a solution. It is called smcFanControl, and you can download it here. Basically, it will let you choose the minimum rpm for your fans. So if it gets hot and you want to cool it down in about 2  minutes just set it to 4500 rpm. Or, you can always have it on and set it at something like 1000 rpm.

Pros: 

Can quickly cool down your Macbook Pro 

Its free

It works great

If you set it too low, the Apple fan controller steps back in

You can control it from the menu bar

Cons:

Once it is open you can't switch back to the way Apple controls the fans unless you restart

Will use up some extra batter

Overall rating: 4 out of 5

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