[Firefox Add-on] User Agent Switcher, Masquerade as Another Browser

UPDATE!!!

I just found a forum, and I tried this trick and worked fine. LOL :D

I joined a lot of internet forums, one of which is Kaskus. Kaskus is the largest Indonesia forum. There is a uniqueness in Kaskus, where the member who already has a number of posts more than 2000 could give reputation to other users , good or bad reputation. In kaskus, reputation is very important considering Kaskus is also a major online trading site in Indonesia. So, the member who has a good reputation is certainly more credible by potential buyers. Because of that, many of members make a multiple account and write a post as often as possible in order to quickly reach 2000 posts number. With multiple account, it can give reputation to their own another account.
Then, what's the relevance of it with this post? :)
"...as often as possible...", imagine if you open that forum on your mobile and it'll opened as mobile site version! More lighter, more faster. But with you do that on your phone, it'll take a lot of time just for typing the post. Try open the mobile site version on your firefox, it'll automatically redirected to full version because server detected your firefox as your full web browser. I think if I can open mobile site on firefox as mobile site instead of full site, I can post more often because I can open multiple tab, typing more faster, better connection than my phone and much more.
How can I do that? Want to know? Please continue reading this post :)

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Simplest Way To Convert *.mp3 Format To *.aac Using Ubuntu

Yesterday I just bought a "second hand" iPod Suffle 1st Generation. Obsolete, but it's my first gadget from that I have :)
Because iPod can play audio files with *.mp3 and *.m4a format, and then how to convert audio files from *.mp3 to *.m4a since *.m4a is the most common format used today?
Just use Nautilus Script Audio Converter, very simple! Run this command to install it:

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Jose Chess Game

Looking for a good chess game software? I have a suggestion for you, Jose!

Jose, a chess software. In my opinion, this is the best chess software that I use on my computer. Created using JAVA programming language, so it can run in any OS that has Java Runtime Environment installed.

Features

• graphical frontend to MySQL database
• read and write PGN (Portable Game Notations) files
• 2D and 3D view
• edit games, insert comments, variations
• plug-in chess engine for play and analysis; supports both XBoard and UCI protocol.
• Play Fischer Random Chess / Chess 960, or Shuffle Chess
• Opening Books
• ECO opening classification
• Position Search
• Create HTML and PDF files.
• Web Servlet interface

You can download Jose here. There are also many other additional downloads such as sample databases, opening books, bonus textures and sound files.
Another excellent feature on Jose, you can install other chess engines as plug-in. Jose is packaged with the Toga and Spike chess engines. However, there is a huge number of freely available-and commercial-engines that also can be used with jose.
My last suggestion, for you who love the game of chess must try this software.

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Use Gnokii As Phone Manager On Linux OS

In the Linux OS (especially Ubuntu because I use this distro), most modems on the market can be directly used without requiring a complicated installation, plug and play. So also applies to most mobile phones that have features of a modem. With this simplicity, we can easily enjoy internet services from telecommunication service providers that we use.
But there is one problem, sometimes when we want to manage our sms (sending, receiving, etc.), phone book or anything on the modem that we use (for example, in this case we use the phone as a modem). This becomes a problem of its own in the Linux OS because Linux does not provide the "interface" for doing the things mentioned above. Unlike the Windows OS, which normally provides (in the sense provided by the manufacturer of the hardware itself, not from the Microsoft) special programs for the hardware that we use as a modem. Which point to use all the features in the hardware and the program usually come included in the purchase. This is why most modems can not be directly used in the Windows OS, because Windows OS does not directly include common drivers used by many modems on the market.

Is there a solution?

The answer is YES! Gnokii is the answer. Gnokii allows you to communicate with the phone over the serial cable connection, usb connection (support depends mostly on the operating system level support), infrared connection and bluetooth connection.
Gnokii provides many functionality of different areas for user to manipulate mobile phone.
You can send SMS, receive them and save them in the phone. Gnokii supports delivery reports, picture messages (Nokia own protocol), concatenated messages, wap pushes, unicode messsages. Gnokii allows you to send and receive logos and ringtones over SMS.

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