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How To: Get into the Turf scarab on Halo 2
In this episode of Halo 2 tricks we will take you out of Turf and into the Scarab.
How To: See a Big Spartan on Burial Grounds in Halo 2
In this episode of Halo 2 tricks we show you how to see a big spartan on Burial Mounds.
How To: Do super bounces on Headlong in Halo 2
In this episode of Halo 2 tricks we do a couple of super bounces on Headlong.
How To: Do super bounces on Ascension in Halo 2
In this episode of Halo 2 tricks we take you all over Ascension, super bounces all over the map.
How To: Do a super bounce on Beaver Creek in Halo 2
In this episode of Halo 2 tricks you will learn how to do a super bounce on Beaver Creek.
How To: Get out of Backwash on Halo 2
In this episode of Halo 2 Tricks you will learn how to get out of Backwash and see the message Bungie wrote in red on Backwash.
How To: Get a turret-less warthog in Halo 3
In this episode of Halo 3 Tricks we show you how to get a turret-less Warthog and a convertible Wraith.
How To: Get out of Crow's Nest on Halo 3 with a phantom
In this episode of Halo 3 Tricks we show you how to get out of Crow's Nest using the Phantom.
How To: Get out of Last Resort on Halo 3
In this episode of Halo 3 Tricks we show you how to get out of Last Resort.
How To: Make antigravity vehicles in Halo 3
In this episode of Halo 3 Tricks Spwee shows you antigravity vehicles and how to make vehicles free float in the air.
How To: Do the flying dumpster trick on Halo 3
In this episode of Halo 3 Tricks Stoned, Shane, and Smoogerz show you how to fly around in a dumpster on the campaign level, The Storm.
How To: Hack a network by sniffing VOIP
In this episode we demonstrate how to sniff Voice Over IP (VOIP) conversations, which basically means how to tap an Internet phone.
How To: Hack MD5 passwords
This episode of Full Disclosure demonstrates how to hack/crack MD5 password hashes. MD5 (Message-Digest algorithm 5) is a hash function commonly used by websites to encrypt passwords. MD5 is a one-way hash; therefore, to crack the password you most try every possible dictionary word and if that does not work, every possible letter/number/symbol combination. The programs used to crack the passwords are Cain and MDCrack-NG.
How To: Can pears
A thorough, step-by-step guide to canning pears from a home economic expert. Episode includes printed recipe on website.
How To: Do the paper and string trick
In this episode you will learn a old Chinese magic trick - the paper and string trick.
How To: Make a car couch
Why sit on a regular old couch when you can get in the fast lane? Guru Brian shows how he made the hotrod-inspired furniture featured in Episode 5 of My Home 2.0.
How To: Use different shot types when filming
Do your videos lack emotional impact? Do you wonder about the framing options that could be use to produce a better video image? This episode of Izzy Video covers the Framing Terms for different types of shots and how to use them.
How To: Use soft and hard light when shooting videos
In this video podcast episode, Izzy describes hard and soft light and how it affects shadows. He also demonstrates how to soften sunlight when shooting videos.
How To: Create dramatic lighting effects
Matt, the Shirtless Apprentice, demonstrates how to create dramatic lighting effects on a budget. This episode will help you to develop control of your audiences attention.
How To: Capture audio for a sit down interview
In this episode, the Shirtless Apprentice gives a brief overview of the equipment and technique to capturing audio for a sit down interview.
How To: Try a Pinot Noir or Bordeaux
This video is a solid episode of happiness and Pinot Noir and Bordeaux. Check it out as Gary tastes and describes these wines for you: 2004 Vitae Chianti Colli Senesi, 2003 Mahoney Las Brisas Pinot Noir, 2002 Pieve Del Vescovo Lucciaio, 2003 Chat Haut Gardere, and 2003 La Cueva Del Contador.
How To: Compare Californian Cabernet Sauvignons
In this episode Gary gives the California Cab's a run for the money and hopefully helps you choose the next Cabernet Sauvignon you buy (or don't buy). He compares 2004 Chappellet Signature Napa Cabernet Sauvignon, 2003 Salvestrin Cabernet Sauvignon, 2003 Mount Veeder Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon and 2004 Coup De Foudre Cabernet Sauvignon.
How To: Check if your toilet is leaking
This episode of Real World Green shows us how to identify and fix a leaky, water-wasting toilet.
How To: Replace incandescent bulbs with fluorescent
The first episode of Real World Green goes over the advantages to your wallet, your health, and your world by replacing incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs.
How To: Choose a good Chianti
This is a great episode that helps to explain exactly what Chianti is and what the different types mean. Gary tastes a couple different Chianti's and gives you his opinions and some great advice on how to choose a good Chianti (surprise you don't always have to pick the most known!)
How To: Use light, reflection & shadow in Photoshop
In this episode, Bert shows us how to use light, shadows and reflections in Photoshop to change the way an object looks in any given environment. Specifically, he works with the bevel and emboss effects.
How To: Create rusty, corroded type in Photoshop
Making text look old and weathered, or rusty and corroded is a long standing effect but it's a good one to know. In this episode, Bert will show you how to do a nice, detailed weathered type from scratch. You may want to download his example files or full rez version to see a detailed view.
How To: Create fire in Photoshop
HOT!! HOT!! HOT!! This episode is smoking hot. By popular demand, Bert works his magic and shows us how to create fire. It is not quite as simple as lighting a match, but as Bert demonstrates, it is not too much more complicated than that.
How To: Use displacement in Photoshop
It might take Einstein to help explain the complex physics of bending light, but when it comes to bending pixels, it is an art commonly referred to in Photoshop as displacement. Displacement can let you use the lumonosity values of one image to bend the pixels of another; a "relativity" of sorts. Bert explains how this all works in this episode.
How To: Use libraries and snippets in InDesign CS2
Libraries have been used in page layout applications for years. InDesign CS2 has one of the best implementations of Libraries, however, InDesign CS2 also introduces Snippets. In this episode Terry White will show you the ins and outs of both and let you decide which one is best
How To: Use Compound Paths in InDesign CS2
One of the graphic features Adobe InDesign borrows from Adobe Illustrator is Compound Paths. In this episode Terry White will show you how to take advantage of Compound Paths to create an effect of looking through window panes into an image. This tip comes from Terry's team member Colin Fleming.
How To: Use transparency effects in InDesign CS3
In this NEW CS3 version, InDesign's transparency effects become even more powerful. InDesign borrows some of our most favorite effects from Photoshop. In this episode we'll take a look at the new Effects Panel.
How To: Position the subject relative to the light source
Jerry Hyman has been interested in photography since he was 13 years old, and is a former professional photographer. n the premiere episode of Woven Shadows, Jerry describes the importance of positioning the subject of a photo relative to the light source.
How To: Fix, enhance, and retouch photos in Photoshop
Pixel Perfect is the "perfect" show to help you with your Photoshop skills. Be amazed and learn as master digital artist Bert Monroy takes a stylus and a digital pad and treats it as Monet and Picasso do with oil and canvas. Learn the tips and tricks you need to whip those digital pictures into shape with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. In this episode, Ben shows you how to fix, enhance, and retouch photos in Photoshop.
How To: Create a magical enchanted dagger in Photoshop
Pixel Perfect is the "perfect" show to help you with your Photoshop skills. Be amazed and learn as master digital artist Bert Monroy takes a stylus and a digital pad and treats it as Monet and Picasso do with oil and canvas. Learn the tips and tricks you need to whip those digital pictures into shape with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. In this episode, Ben shows you how to create a magical enchanted dagger in Photoshop.
How To: 'Rick & Morty' Returns This November — Here's How to Catch Up or Rewatch Your Favorites
The last third season episode of Rick and Morty aired Oct. 1, 2017. Over a year and a half later, we finally have confirmation that everyone's favorite morally ambiguous, universe-traveling duo will make their return in November. While six months is still quite a wait, you can make it go faster by catching up on some classic episodes.
News: Snapchat Originals Blend Augmented Reality Scenes into Scripted Shows & Documentary Series
Snapchat is joining the ranks of Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, YouTube, and Apple in the trend toward streaming original programming, but with a twist that rings true to its roots.
How To: Insert time & date stamps with PhraseExpress hotkeys
Wouldn't it be nice if you could insert the current date with a single keystroke, like shown in the video? And if it would work in any application? Well, this is possible with PhraseExpress. This video tutorial shows you how to insert the current time or date stamp by pressing a hotkey. This works in every Windows program.
How To: Build a high-powered air cannon that shoots rolled up T-shirts
Remember The Simpsons episode where Maude Flanders died? Do you remember how she died? Well, here's a hint… it has to do with this Kipkay tutorial.