Glitchboy: An Introduction to Rainmeter

There are not many easy ways to make a computer very eye appealing. The quickest and easiest ways a typical user tries to pretty up their computer is through their desktop. Most of you though have only scratched the surface of what can be accomplished.

I'm not saying the desktop shown above is for you but, if any one part of it appeals to you then this guide is for you.

I love customizing my desktop and it will be my goal from now on to pass that love on and to show you how to accomplish making astonishing desktops.

/Give Glitchboy Awesome 9000+

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Spent about 12 hours my first day of Winter Break making, customizing, and playing on my Minecraft Server. About the first 3 hours were spent just trying to make it open on my network. Turns out that after the first 20 minutes it actually was ready but a few things led me to believe it wasn't. After setting up my static IP address I thought that I could connect, turns out I was able to but couldn't figure out why I wasn't. I was using my IP: 192.168.1.125 in this case but what I failed to do was put in the port forwarding at the end ":25565". I figured this was only needed for people outside the local network. This is "false". Also you can connect to your own server when you're on the machine hosting it by typing :25565 or localhost.


Here's a few quick little facts in hope that you might save some time if you plan on making a server yourself.