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New Slack-T Dubstep mix: Basslines To Chill – FREE – 45min – 320kbit MP3 (2010)
Sep 5th
Slowly the summer is passing
So I decided to make a new Dubstep and Grime mix using my Numark OmniControl and my Korg KaossPad 3.
Download it, sit back and turn up the volume to let the basslines vibrate you into a higher state of consciousness. Think about the good times while bouncing to the beats at the beach or your favorite local club ![]()
I hope you will enjoy it! Feel free to comment if you like it and if you’re from the Netherlands and would like to book me you’re also free to do so ![]()
Download the full quality MP3 for free here:
GIMME SOME BASS, NOW!
New page added: Slack-T Music!
Aug 11th
Some of you might know…
…that I’m making electronic music!
So check it out if you like dubstep, triphop or other experimental electronic styles. I’ll updating the page as soon as I’ll release a song!
You can listen to some of my songs for free here:
http://www.plugenjoy.com/slack-t-music/
How to conveniently take screenshots in Windows?
Aug 10th
Screenshots?
Screenshots or captures are a great way to show people how something looks like on your screen. Windows already provides a build-in way to capture your screen(s).
If you press the “Print Scrn” button on your keyboard (it’s usually right above the “Insert” key) Windows will capture your current screen and store it in the clipboard. Usually you paste it into MsPaint or directly into your favorite office application.
To capture the current active window of e.g. your webbrowser you just have to press ALT+Print Scrn and Windows will copy the image of the active window into the clipboard. So far so good.
If you have to work with screenshots on a daily basis you won’t be very happy with the Windows solution. For example I need to make screenshots of applications to prove to the developers that there’s a certain bug in their fancy new program. I started to look around for a tool which is easy and fast to handle, preferably free, lets me draw some circles or rectangles on the captured image and allows me to save the captures directly into files without the need to start mspaint.exe.
Greenshot – Tiny, incredibly powerful screen capture tool
So I stumbled upon the free, open source tool called “Greenshot”. It features an own image editor which lets you to instantly edit the screenshot you’ve just made.
If you start up Greenshot and hit the “Print Scrn” button on your keyboard your cursor will turn into a crosshair which lets you to specify the region on your monitor to be captured.
After you have done that your screen will flash and the build-in image editor opens up where you can make further changes to your capture like crop it, write text, draw rectangles, circles or arrows and even obfuscate the parts you don’t want the recipients of your screenshot to be able to read.
And still, you’re able to capture single windows, or your complete screen(s). BTW, you can even capture the output of your video player which displays the picture in overlay mode!
Click on the Greenshot logo to get it or read more on what it can do for you!
How to set up NX server free on your Linux box?
Jul 30th
What is the NX server?
The NX server and client application is developed by the Italian company NoMachine and provides a way to efficiently and securely access X-server based GUIs.
It compresses the X-server rendered screens and enables the client to access it via SSH. Thus making it possible to even access your remote linux server using an dial-up internet connection conveniently.
Is it expensive?
You can download and use the NX server and client for free. The free version is restricted to 2 concurrent client connections at the same time. If you need to set it up for more users you’d need to buy a license.
How do I get started?
If you use Ubuntu or Debian, you need to download the nxserver, nxnode and nxclient DEB packages and install them.
Download all 3 deb packages which suite your distribution (x86 or x64 packages are available) to your server from here:
http://www.nomachine.com/download.php
Now first install the nxclient package and then the nxnode and last but not least the nxserver. Make sure to meet the dependencies.
The packages get installed in the directory: /usr/NX/
After you installed all three packages you just have to start the nxserver by typing:
sudo /usr/NX/bin/nxserver --start
Basically you’re done now! That was easy, right?
Now it’s time to install the nxclient on your client machine and set up the connection using the wizard which appears when you start the client for the first time.
If you have any questions regarding further settings just comment on this post!


