Commonly asked Myspace Mobster Questions and Help

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I would have to say that on a daily basis I get about 50 emails asking different questions about MySpace Mobster. A lot of the time these are the same question so I wanted to make a post to point people too and also so people have a place to post their questions.

Q. How do I grow my mob?

A. There is a lot of answers to this question but the easiest way I have found to cause some growth is to invite people to your mob with a lot of mobsters already, they will usually have a Myspace Friends Category that they will add you too. Once in that category you can see all the friends they have that also play mobster and are more than likely looking for more friend invites.

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Trillian is Awsome for Instant Messaging With All Message Services

Ok so I have AIM and ICQ and Yahoo Messenger, which if you have to use multiple messaging services you, know how annoying this can be. First of all nothing personal against the three, it is just that who wants all those services running all the time. As time has gone on I have wanted to condense them, so I started looking around for a good solution. I soon stumbled upon Trillian, what a great piece of software. I have all of my messaging set up in it. It was able to easily import all of my contacts from each service. I don’t seem to get as many of the funky pop-ups I was getting with Yahoo. They offer both a free version and a professional version. Right now, the free version is all I need but I am thinking about getting the pro version. If anyone has this let me know what you think about it? Oh yeah, another totally cool thing about it is you can check the respective email address with it. So now I can just look in there to get my yahoo mail. I have wanted to dump that email address for years, but I have had it forever. So it is cool cause now I don’t have to make a special trip to check it.

The Re-introduction of FAT32 and USB Storage

So my main source of income is working as software support for a local data recovery company. I have been doing this type of work on and off for 15 years. Anyway that aside I would that I had pretty much watched the death of FAT32, which I was more than happy to watch.  With that being said I have noticed in the past six to seven months huge increase in the volume of customers that have a FAT32 drive they need recovery on. Now this becomes an issue for multitude of reasons. First and foremost would be the sheer lack of software out there that supports this recovery type. Second would be that it is very old, unused technology for a reason. It is not as stable as NTFS, and it has no security at the file level. Read the story »