So as I continue to further my education at college, I decided to get a job on campus to help pay for my endless supply of ramen noodles and attempt to once in a while spring for something slightly more edible. Well my job normally is not too bad, however sometimes me and my fellow co-worker (another student) get some pretty awesome jobs, such as testing tons of keyboards. Well this started as a way to show our boss that we tested the keyboard, then started getting bored and well, read on and you will see how the test goes.

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It seems like almost every Bluetooth adapter available uses its own proprietary junk software that doesn't work. The new Kensington Bluetooth 2.0 USB adapter that I bought is no different. Well this got me to wondering, why install extra software? Why have extra programs boot up and run in the background when Windows has all of this already running? Well the simple answer is to use Windows Bluetooth stack to run your adapter. But how to do this is the real question. After digging around online I found this handy little hack to get Bluetooth working the way it should the first time it was plugged in.

I finally got around to getting the old site archived and permanently decommisioned. If you wish to browse the old site you now can by visiting http:\\old.sheerboredom.net\ and checking out how painfuly bad SheerBoredom.net used to be.

So you just bought a brand new iPhone and are wanting to upload your favorite DVD movies to it but don't know how. After searching around all you seem to find is a bunch of lame shareware or trials that what you to pay for software that should have come with the iPhone. Don't worry, we have a solution for you that doesn't cost a dime and works just as good as any paid version.

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