I am a big fan of amazing videos, especially when art is involved. Watch this video, and I challenge you NOT to say awesome.

Amazing Video Art

YouTube has been a very great place to watch amazing videos. From amazing stunts of different people, to amazing events of different time and places. But as I browse the site, I saw a stunning video from South Korea, it is the a video entitled as Amazing Coordinated Samsung Dance.

It is so awesome and you must watch it. Here’s the Amazing Coordinated Samsung Dance video:

I’ve been posting several Facebook game cheats here and some of them require Cheat Engine. So I decided to post how to download Cheat Engine 5.6 free. Right now, the latest version of Cheat Engine is 5.6 which was released last January 2010.

What’s the difference between Cheat Engine 5.6 and Cheat Engine 5.5? There are several changes between the two versions, there are added and removed features on 5.6 version. But of course, the 5.6 is better than 5.5

Here are some information about the changes and fixes of Cheat Engine 5.6:

Changes:

• Removed stealthmode. (Someone could make a plugin for this, one probably more advanced than the old one)
• Pointerscanner speed has been increased a lot
• New Icon (thanks to Phox from the forum)
• The pointerscanner can now scan for values
• The pointerscanner now lets you specify an offset list that it has to end with.
• Removed the injected pointerscanner
• The auto assembler now supports code outside of [enable] and [disable] sections so it affects both
• Resultcount is now comma seperated (thanks to infinito)
• New kernelmode debugger
• Added the ability to offload the current OS to dbvm (if your cpu supports it)
• The driver is now 64-bit compatible. (You will have to sign it yourself, or reboot with unsigned driver support)
• Rewrote the disassemblerview
• Deleting addresses from a scanresult is now a bit faster
• Changed the hotkey handler to be more controllable
• New heaplist that works based on dll injection instead of toolhelp32
• Dissectcode now helps finding referenced strings
• Added a new Auto assembler command “aobscan(varname, arrayofbyte)”
• Added a new Auto assembler command “assert(address, arrayofbyte)” which will make a script fail if the bytes aren’t what they should be
• Dissect data now works with offsets instead of sizes
• Added the ability to follow pointers easily with Dissect Data
• There’s now a stacktrace visible during debugging (2 different types)
• The registerview is gone as long as you’re not debugging
• CE now suppresses the “No disk” message when the systems searchpath is invalid
• Added a common modulelist to the ce folder that you can edit. Include files that you do NOT want to go through when doing memory inspection
• You can now open another pointerscanner window while another pointerscan is running and read the results.
• The pointerscanner can now also scan for values
• Added a string reference windows
• Improved the plugin system:
• You can now add auto assembler commands
• You can now get a callback when the disassembler is being rendered
• You can now add a plugin item to the context of the disassemler
• etc…
• Added (float)#, (double)# and (int)# support to the assembler, (double) is mainly usable in combination with the new DQ command though

Fixes:
• Fix mov [reg],reg disassembly when a 16-bit prefix is used
• Fixed some floating point assembler instructions
• Taborder fix for “Value between scan” (infinito)
• Fixed the Auto assembler code injection template with regard to the “Alt:” line
• Jmp FAR instruction not shown properly in the disassembler
• Fixed disassembler instructions that had a rep/repe prefix while they shouldn’t
• Fixed xorps instruction
• Fixed assembler where segment registers are used
• Fixed rm32,imm16 notations getting dowsized to rm32,imm8 while they should go rm32,imm32
• Fixed hang when setting the window on top and then doing a scan
• Fixed FILD qword instruction
• Fixed FNSTSW AX instruction
• Fixed FCOM instruction
• Fixed IMUL,0a instruction
• Fixed broken alt-key when the disassemblerview is focused
• Fixed the bug where removing a assigned hotkey to a cheat table didn’t work
• Fixed the floating point panel. It now actually shows the floating point values…
• Fixed several bugs in the Dissect Data window
• Several gui fixes for high dpi systems

(Source: CheatEngine.org)

Now, you can download Cheat Engine 5.6 free. Just click the link below to download:

Download Cheat Engine 5.6

Jejemons!!!

More and more Filipinos  are searching for more information about Jejemons right now. So, what does “Jejemons” really means?

Jejemons are those people who love typing texts in an unusual styling. The “Jejemons” were originated in the Philippines. Some people like their unusual style in typing texts but some hate them.

Jejemons are famous right now. They’ve been in to different pages in Facebook and have been tweeted so many times. They’re almost in every Filipino groups in different social networking sites.

Here are some sample texts from a Jejemon:

“kAmUztah pOw?” (How are you?)

“mAganDang umAgA powH!” (Good morning)

“mAbuHay aNg mgA j3JemOnS!” (Long live the Jejemons!)

Their style is like combining capital and small letters in every word of a sentence. Some people were really annoyed in this style because they can’t read it well.

How about you? Do you like the Jejemons? Place your comments or reactions on the comment section below this post.

The Forbes’ Top 10 Richest Men in the World 2010 has just released. And by reading this, you’ll get to know more how money became a powerful element that circulates to the world. Wealth and luxury, all these are in the hands of these ten men. Ten men from different countries across the globe.

Here’s the Forbes’ Top 10 Richest Men in the World as of 2010:

1. Carlos Slim Helu of Mexico. A businessman in telecom industry with net worth of $53.5 billion.
2. Bill Gates – Microsoft’s founder having a total net worth of $53 billion.
3. Warren Buffett – Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway and having $47 billion net worth.
4. Mukesh Ambani from India – having been busy in oil and gas industry and he has a net worth of $29 billion.
5. Lakshmi Mittal – another Indian businessman in steel industry and he has a total net worth of $28.7 billion.
6. Lawrence Ellison of Oracle – with $28 billion net worth.
7. Bernard Arnault – in LVMH Luxury Goods with $27.5 billion.
8. Eike Batisat from Brazil – entered the oil and mining industries and earned up to $27 billion net worth.
9. Amancio Ortega – Spanish businessman in clothing retail with a total net worth of $25 billion.
10. Karl Albrecht – in supermarket business with $23.5 billion net worth

Apparently from the list, the world has a new richest man. Carlos Slim Helu became the new richest man in the world because of his telecom business in industry. Hopefully, Bill Gates of Microsoft regain his throne as the world’s richest in few years in the near future.

Source: Forbes

I love browsing and reading blogs about architecture/engineering. And I found several great buildings. Most of them are amazing, some of them are so strange (or unbelievable). I collected them and compiled here for you.

Here are 10 Amazing and Strange Buildings from different places of the world:

Image credits: /*dave*/

Image Credits: Rusl?k

Image Credits: ledsmagazine.com

Image Credits: Wikipedia

Image Credits: addicted Eyes

Image Credits: Stuck in Customs

Experience Music Project

Image credits: EMP

Lotus Temple

Image Credits: MACSURAK

House Attack

Image Credits: Dom Dada

Fashion Show Mall in Las Vegas

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