James Wasil
Living in Mesa, AZ
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Published Content: 32
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On AC since: 06.24.07
Bio:
Scientist, programmer, writer, artist, musician, mathematician, and seasonal optimist/philanthropist. :)
Scientist, programmer, writer, artist, musician, mathematician, and seasonal optimist/philanthropist. :)
Education/Experience:
Programmer and Scientist of 22 years, mentorship with: Naval and military research scientists; Inventors with General Electric (incl. grandfather and great-grandfather Eugene Lemmers; co-inventor of Flourescent Light), and extensive hands-on experience.
Programmer and Scientist of 22 years, mentorship with: Naval and military research scientists; Inventors with General Electric (incl. grandfather and great-grandfather Eugene Lemmers; co-inventor of Flourescent Light), and extensive hands-on experience.
Interests:
data compression, programming, stenography, archaeocryptography, alternative storage, karaoke, music, writing, reading, art, movies, spiritual (but not religious) principles, chinese food, kung fu, tai chi, meditation, myspace, internet, ebay, love, etc.
data compression, programming, stenography, archaeocryptography, alternative storage, karaoke, music, writing, reading, art, movies, spiritual (but not religious) principles, chinese food, kung fu, tai chi, meditation, myspace, internet, ebay, love, etc.
Motto:
Living for something you love may also mean dying for it.
Living for something you love may also mean dying for it.
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This article will take you on a ride through a few different alternatives to traditional landlines and cell phones, and show you how to place cheap and free calls both with (and without) your computer.
By James Wasil | Published 3/8/2010
The federal government tries to push the vaccines to people as safe. They are NOT safe for pregnant women. They are NOT safe for children. They are NOT safe for you, either!
By James Wasil | Published 11/16/2009
You bought it for him. He politely thanked you, but underneath it all, he cringed, felt embarrassed, or even offended. What did you do wrong? Read on and find out!
By James Wasil | Published 11/13/2009
Find out how you can host a huge site including your domain for under $50 a year, and host multiple sites for $1 a month or less! This article will show you everything that you need to know to get started.
By James Wasil | Published 11/8/2009
Your computer is able to emulate other computer systems and raw hardware for virtual machines when you need it to, so why not emulate video game systems too! You can! This brief article will detail how and where to do it all for free!
By James Wasil | Published 11/8/2009
On this review, I will explain in detail the key elements in the movie which I felt were awful (despite it having a chance and the potential to be a better movie than the first).
By James Wasil | Published 11/8/2009
After a long day at work, why not stroll on down to JJ Madison's (formerly Famous Sams) and meet new friends, enjoy a cold drink, and relieve some stress while you're at it?
By James Wasil | Published 11/8/2009
This is a classy, courteous, and well-balanced spot for people to enjoy an afternoon or evening with a blend of fine foods, great spirits, and spectacular service.
By James Wasil | Published 11/8/2009
The Duchess is a small bar and restaurant that is geared toward families and closely-knit crowds. Everyone knows everyone here! It's a safe restaurant-style environment for kids and adults alike with GREAT karaoke!
By James Wasil | Published 11/8/2009
Pacific Buffet is among the best quality all-you-can-eat buffets in Arizona, which meets or exceeds the quality of many smaller traditional asian restaurants. Stylish, delicious, and complete!
By James Wasil | Published 11/8/2009
This article will help you register a domain name for cheap, know what you can do with it once you have it, and a few alternative extensions if the name you want is already taken.
By James Wasil | Published 10/16/2009
Use the free tools within this article to fix Windows systems, discover the alternatives to attack viruses from the outside using live CDs and find out what you can use besides Windows if you need to.
By James Wasil | Published 10/13/2009
When you want to raise the speed of the Intel CPU or modify the front side bus speed and increase the data rate of all the hardware on your netbook, try this.
By James Wasil | Published 10/7/2009
A detailed description of Black Hat and White Hat Hackers, Carders, Information Phreakers and other info specialists. Why they do what they do, motivations and a few ways to stay safe are included, as well as explanations of methods.
By James Wasil | Published 10/5/2009
Since ancient times, stenography has been used to send messages secretly, yet in plain sight. People always have a need to send messages covertly. When you want to hide the fact that a message is even there, use stenography.
By James Wasil | Published 10/1/2009
This article will show you how to create a very basic offline web page that you can view with any browser even without an internet connection. It explains useful html tags and how to use them for web sites and online services.
By James Wasil | Published 9/25/2009
Those little trinkets that you used to get at the grocery store or supermarket as a kid can now easily be made at home! This article will show you how!
By James Wasil | Published 9/21/2009
A fun karaoke music video (instrumental) I made of a great song by Jay Sean and Lil' Wayne called Down.
By James Wasil | Published 9/18/2009
Youtube, and many other video hosting sites, prefer smaller video files or have a restriction on the size of the video you can upload. Large AVI videos will no longer be an obstacle after reading this article.
By James Wasil | Published 9/11/2009
The more you use traditional hard drives, the more files are accessed. When files are written to, they may be placed out of order. This article will show you how to realign them.
By James Wasil | Published 9/9/2009
From IT technicians and programmers to the casual user, it is beneficial to know how to use DOS commands in Windows. This article will show you how to use those commands, and show you which will work on which types of systems.
By James Wasil | Published 9/9/2009
A detailed and thorough article explaining how to create, access and read back optical discs as virtual image disks that you can create and store on your PC, as well as why some discs can copy and some cannot.
By James Wasil | Published 9/9/2009
Microsoft Windows has events that occur every time a user works with his or her system. The computer can be more fun or interesting when a user associates and chooses his own music samples or audio clips to play with these events.
By James Wasil | Published 9/9/2009
Usually our pets seek to be cuddly friendly little people in our family who aspire to be more than meets-the-eye just to please us as their owners. But every now and then, we get more than we bargained for...
By James Wasil | Published 9/6/2009
Gmail blocks zip, rar and exe files from being sent. There is a way around it. All you need to do is create a compressed .7z file to circumvent it! (Current to 2009; see updated articles in the future from me if this ever changes.)
By James Wasil | Published 8/29/2009
Many people use Outlook Express as their e-mail client of choice since it comes bundled with Windows XP and Vista. However, only half of its users know how to back up their e-mail! With this guide, you'll become the someone who knows how.
By James Wasil | Published 8/14/2009
From car pooling and free internet service to getting free soda pop by saving Coca-Cola caps, this article will show you a variety of ways to strike back against economic dilemmas.
By James Wasil | Published 7/28/2009
You had plenty of awesome shows...from Max Headroom and Who's The Boss to Growing Pains and Perfect Strangers with Balky and Larry. But which was the all-time favorite? Your answer awaits below!
By James Wasil | Published 7/23/2009
On this article, you'll learn how to do several tricks with Chrome and get the most out of this new browser. You'll even learn how to virtualize it onto a USB flash disk!
By James Wasil | Published 7/16/2009
An informative guide which will show you how to make your own DVD disc from any movie file stored on your computer for free - quickly and easily.
By James Wasil | Published 7/1/2009
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