I’ve been wracking my brain for a couple of days now trying to find the new “Sync Open Tabs” feature announced on the Google Chrome Blog.
Continue readingWith today’s Stable release of Chrome, you can. When you’re signed in to Chrome, your open tabs are synced across all your devices, so you can quickly access them from the “Other devices” menu on the New Tab page.
Using PGP (or gpg) is powerful and secure when you can use it. In all the years I’ve kept encryption keys in my stable, hardly anyone will use them for encrypted messages or files.
Dropkey is software that intends to make that simpler. It’s free until Sunday.
Continue readingYou love Google Chrome. You switched to Chrome before the icon changed and try out every beta version. You tell all your friends about how fast Chrome is and how wonderful life is “on” Chrome. Then you realize you have 61 tabs open and you can’t see which one is which.
Continue readingThese class videos are really fun. Just enough to get you amped up for tonights release and to help you have some idea which class you will start with.
Jay runs through the skills that kick-ass, the combinations to try out, the different approaches you can take, the strengths to maximise, the weaknesses to be aware of and even a couple of really interesting builds you might like to try. Take it away, Jay!
via Diablo III: Blizzard on Making the Most of Each Class — IGN.
Fantastic write-up of the Blizzard team behind the sounds of Diablo 3
Diablo III has easily been one of my most anticipated games of the past five years (c’mon, we all knew it would be coming someday), and now it’s less than a week away. A lot has changed at Blizzard Entertainment since the release of Diablo II: Lord of Destruction in 2001, and we wanted to delve into the audio with Blizzard Entertainment’s audio director, Russell Brower, as well as with some of the composers and sound designers who have been toiling away on the game’s sound.
via Exclusive: Meet Diablo III’s sound team, samples included –Destructoid.
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