Temporarily turn off Windows Update restart nags using Leave Me Alone!

Since you want your computer to be as secure as it can possibly be, you have Windows set to automatically install updates as soon as they’re available, right? Well, if you do, you will have noticed that Windows can be pretty pushy about wanting to restart. In fact, it will pop up a reminder every 10 minutes until you finally give in, or worse, accidentally press the space bar when the update dialog pops up and initiate a restart at the exact wrong time.

To avoid this annoying situation, check out Brad Isaac’s free utility called Leave Me Alone! Leave Me Alone! allows you to temporarily turn off the restart nag window until you actually do restart. This allows you to finish what you were doing and choose when to restart, rather than being bullied into restarting at the least convenient time.

Leave Me Alone! works on both Windows XP and Windows Vista.

How to Install PSP Replacement LCD Screen Display

This video shows how to install a PSP Replacement LCD Screen Display. You may need to do this if you have a broken, cracked or damaged LCD screen.

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Invisible Mask

Learn how you can make a cool invisible infra red mask to hide your face from cameras anywhere…And look perfectly normal to the human eye !

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How to Make a Rail Gun

Building a railgun in 15 minutes. The railgun is a device for accelerating an object by running electric current through it along a pair of rails.

Rail Gun – Funny blooper videos are here

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Tell the World how you feel with TinySong

Having an emotional moment but just can’t seem to express yourself with words? Well send a TinySong and tell the World how you feel with music instead.

TinySong is a nifty new application from the folks at GrooveShark that allows you to search for a track on the GrooveShark database, then gives you a short link that you can cut and paste into into an email, instant message or add to a blog entry if you want to funk it up.

TinySong is the latest project from the folks at GrooveShark who have recently been aggressively marketing their service with dirt cheap music download offers such as their Mothers Day 49 cent download offer. TinySong links in to GrooveShark’s’ marketing efforts as it not only allows users to share songs, but also allows the TinySong recipient to purchase the track they are sent if they are getting into the groove.

The service has only had a soft launch, so you’ll have to excuse any quirks, according to the good people at GrooveShark next steps include Twitter and Tumblr integration before a wider launch of the service.