Last week I got an USB memory from my school, to use at the web design classes, and now after putting a lot of stuff on it I realised that the allocation unit size was way to high. The content took up 930 MB, and on my internal hard disk it had the size of 964 MB (because of the allocation unit size). So that wasn’t a huge loss. But on my USB memory it took up 1,28 GB! And that’s because of the default allocation unit size of the memory stick that was 32 kB!
To change this I formated the USB memory to the FAT32 file system and picked the default allocation unit size of 4096 bytes. Now does the stuff on my USB memory only use up 972 MB.


I don’t know why it doesn’t work to edit the tab width by editing the following two preferences in
I stumbled over a funny website were you can see how our modern games would look like if they were made during the 8 and 16 bits eras.
I have two monitors to my computer, and I like to have videos in fullscreen on my left monitor. But if you click outside of the video (on the second monitor) does the video goes back to its original size. Lucky for us has a guy came up with an idea to solve this. This solution can be found on this website:
Apparently changes Adobe Flash Player 10.1 my graphic card’s clock speed to the default clock when I start watching a YouTube-video. The graphic card that I have is a ATI Radeon PowerColor 4870 and the reason why this is a problem is because my card is kinda broken and I need to down clock it to not get strange dots all over the screen. I guess I have to download Flash Player 9 if I can’t find an alternative or a solution to my problem. I could buy a new graphic card, but I don’t know if I want to do that since this is working just fine when it’s down clocked a bit.