I just formatted my notebook a couple of weeks ago. And with that, Google Earth gone for good. It’s cache data take up a lot disk space. But recently, google made me installed back the latest version of google earth, which have a Flight Simulator inside it with easy tricks to enable it. Looks like google entering the game industry as well. To enable it just press CTRL+ALT+A (with the capital A), and the following dialog will appear. Have fun

CTRL+ALT+A is for you to start from an airport, to start flying from wherever your are now, just press CTRL+A, awesome. It works for both Mac and PC version. Just make sure you have the latest one.

via Google Earth Easter Egg: Flight Simulator

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This is normally the case with Microsoft, they open doors of possibilities, for good and for bad. You probably knew that there’s no games in Windows Vista Business edition. Well, instead of playing online games as mentioned in previous post, you can actually enable the games features, just follow the following steps:

1. Go to the Control Panel
2. Click Programs
3. Click Turn Windows Features On or Off
4. Turn on Games
5. Done!

Happy?

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For the first time, Microsoft doesn’t include solitaire in their Windows OS, specifically Windows Vista Business Edition. Oh what the heck solitaire you may say, but solitaire is the most played games in the world, beating any other advance games. Taking hours of employees time from their precious official working hours translating to millions of dollars in productivity loss.

One genius programmer has developed a web based version of solitaire using YUI. No flash at all, 100% javascript. Complete with nice design, multiple selections of decks, nice animation and what not. It’s a full featured solitaire game.

That’s it? What about freecell? I want to play freecell. Don’t worry, there’s 13 games to choose from, including freecell, klodinke, spider and et cetera. Just have a look at the following screenshot. Best of all is that it’s free and you can rank yourself against the other player, worldwide.

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