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Picture Resizer! This program is a simple tool to help you batch resize *JPG* images. You just need to download the .exe, drag JPG images/folders with JPG images onto its icon, and it’ll start resizing the files for you. The program saves a copy of the file, instead of overwriting it.

To set the size, simply rename the program. (Example: PhotoResize500.exe will resize your image to 500 pixels, and maintain the original aspect ratio) If you want to manually set the height and width, rename the .exe as PhotoResizeWxH. (Example: PhotoResize1024x768.exe)

You can download this program at their site here.

I used to resize pictures manually, which made it quite a bother. Now with this program, things are much easier. ^^;

You have any other good batch resizing programs?

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Video streaming site, Veoh.com, has blocked Malaysia just today.

The truth is, I already foresaw this. A few days ago, was browsing Veoh, when suddenly that same message popped up. A quick refresh, then the site said it was going under maintenance. Another quick refresh, and I was back at Veoh. I thought it might’ve been a glitch, but was highly doubtful of that.

Today, my doubts proved true, and no number of refreshes could remove that dreadful message from my screen.

This means we Malaysian otaku have one less source of streaming anime, but that’s okay. After all, we have other sources.

BTW- I dunno if it’s true for the latest client of VeohTV or not, but my version of VeohTV Beta can still search for and download anime from Veoh.com (LOL).

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Friend Gordon was showing off his wallpaper and neat desktop.

I shall show off mine as well!

…Not very neat, now is it? ^^;

I’ve got lots of stuff I need to scrap that remains on my desktop..

(Had to upload a JPEG of my desktop, since the PNG and BMP formats are too big) ^^;

BTW- if you bothered to view the full picture, you might’ve noticed a folder called “ERO.” Unfortunately, that “ERO” is not this ero (VVVNSFW), but this ERO.

Want to show off your desktop but don’t know how? Hit the “Print Screen” button on your keyboard, and then “Paste” in Paint. Then save your picture. Saving it as a BMP will keep the picture quality, but will make a bigger file. Saving it as a JPEG/JPG will reduce the file size, but also reduce quality slightly.

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