Are you one of those types that love to build your own system? You are usually are a gamer, a techy person or just a person willing to take a risk. PCPartPicker.com is a site that lets answer these three questions:

Which parts give me the best performance for the price?

Which parts are compatible?

How do the prices compare across multiple merchants?

These questions relate to building your own computer because when you do, there always issues that you need to consider like price, compatibility, and performance. It's easy to get started, just head over to the main site, PCPartPicker.com, and click the 'Get Started" button. You will be redirected to a page were you can start picking your components like CPU, motherboard, RAM, Power supply, etc...

Happy building and thanks to my co-worker David R. for the Tip.

Computer, Customization, deals, Gaming, WebJuan ZepedaMay 27, 2011best performance, build, building your own computer, co worker, custom, love, new, part, pc, PCPartPicker, site, webComment

Get a Temporary Password and Username for Most Sites

It can be a real drag when you are surfing the internet and you want view a video but the site does not let you because you need to be a member. Then, it asks you to create an account, which I know most people will not do. That's why there is as site called bugmenot.com which aggregates login's that user submit. Here you may borrow a temporary login without creating an account. Just enter the websites you want logins for

WebJuan ZepedaMay 7, 2011aggregates, login, site, Sites, Temporary, webComment

A Google a Day?

A Google day keeps the doctor away? No no, wrong saying, but do you like trivia? What about getting a trivia question every day and using Google to find it. Yes, that's where I got AGoogleADay.com. This site presents to you a question and like they say

There's no right way to solve it, but there's only one right answer.

You use Google to find it.

Here is a sample question from April 7.

I can grow my body back in about two days if cut in half. Many scientists believe I do not undergo senescence. What am I?

Good luck on your Google hunt.

WebJuan ZepedaApril 24, 2011com, Day, google, sample question, saying, senescence, site, trivia, webComment

Turn Your Desktop into a Portal to the Web

Many users know that you could easily change the wallpaper in your computer with a few clicks, but many do not know that you could make a website become a wallpaper on your Windows computer. Simply follow the following steps

Right Click on the desktop
On the Context Menu Select Properties
In the properties windows select the Desktop Tab
Below the Desktop Tab Select Customize Desktop
In the Desktop Items Menu Select the Web tab
Under the Web Tab you may either select your current home page for your internet browser to be the wall paper or you may add a new site to be the wall paper
After selecting the site, press ok, and a new small window should appear.
In that window, go to the top of it and select the maximize option.
Website Wallpaper NOTE: Website animations do work!

Customization, Graphical Interfaces, Web, WindowsJuan ZepedaMarch 18, 2011Auto, Computer, Computer wallpaper, desktop items, desktop tab, Draft, Menu, site, web tab, windowsComment