Profile: Craig Snyder


Craig is a web entrepreneur, affiliate marketer, and blogger from Florida. You can find more interesting stuff and keep in touch with him on Facebook.

Latest from Craig Snyder

  • 3 Websites That Help Preserve Gaming Nostalgia

    April 12, 2013

    Blaster Master

    The games of today can’t even be compared to my favorites from way back then, and I couldn’t be happier that there are emulators and ROMs available that have managed to preserve them forever. More than just that though, the internet has managed to capture some nostalgic gaming memories in plenty of other ways. Let’s check out how with the following three websites.


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  • osu! – The Most Fun & Complete Rhythm Game You’ll Find [MUO Gaming]

    April 9, 2013

    osu!

    Looking back over this game today, I can’t imagine what would have initially attracted me to osu!, because I’ve always been terrible with mouse-heavy games and I’ve never been a fan of J-pop or K-pop. That being said, I’ve somehow been addicted to this game since the first time I played it. If you’ve played Dance Dance Revolution, Guitar Hero, or any other game in that genre, you know that it feels completely different from any other gaming experience.


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  • Simeranya – A Complete Solution To Downloading Music & Video Off The Web [Windows]

    April 5, 2013

    Simeranya

    There are a handful of ways to do it, but we’re always looking for a more efficient and easier way to download content that we stream from websites online. You and every one of your friends probably already know a viable method of saving a local copy of your favorite music from YouTube. It’s one of those tips that everyone on the internet passes around. It’s almost to the equivalent of knowing how to dazzle up your old MySpace profile.


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  • 4 Imgur Alternatives For Uploading & Sharing Images

    April 2, 2013

    Upload

    It’s easy to forget the free image hosts are still a viable and useful service for many people online. Practically every IM and SMS client supports the sending of images. Email obviously does too. But still, social communities like Reddit make it mainstream to not include some native upload-and-attach feature. Out of that, Imgur was born. It is now the most popular hub for image uploads on the web.


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  • FeedRoller – One Of The Most Interesting Ways To Read Your RSS Feeds [Windows]

    March 31, 2013

    RSS

    The grave has been dug for Google Reader. It’s almost dead and gone, and I’ll surely miss it. It definitely surprised me to hear that they were putting an end to this beloved service, but it didn’t worry me. Savvy folks like you and I will always know of alternatives. You should see this as an opportunity, not a letdown. Maybe you’ll find something new that you would have liked more than Google Reader all along.


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  • QuiteRSS – A Clean & Effective Standalone RSS Reader

    March 26, 2013

    QuiteRSS

    It’s a shame that Google Reader is being retired soon, but it’s also a good time to realize that there are (and always have been) some incredibly viable alternatives to the service. I’d be lying if I said that I thought Google Reader was not the best web-based RSS reader available, but there are throngs of standalone RSS applications out there for your desktop or laptop. If you’re being forced to look for a new solution to reading your RSS feeds, consider one of these.


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  • Tinuous & Trimto Let You Process Images Faster Than Ever [Windows]

    March 24, 2013

    Resize

    I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not a Photoshop wizard or anything even close to impressive when it comes to editing photos. Like everyone should though, I know the basics. I’m proud to say that I can set an image’s transparency, crop, resize, and even convert between image file formats. It’s not much to brag about, but it’s required for the job. But what happens when you’ve got a whole folder full of images that need resized?


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  • Pinger Desktop – The Best Desktop Texting Application [Mac OSX & Windows]

    March 22, 2013

    Pinger

    Over a year ago, I introduced MakeUseOf readers to Textfree. Since then, a lot has changed. I still use Textfree to this very day, and the entire application has been rebranded as Pinger. If you didn’t get to read my article or don’t know what Pinger or Textfree can do for you, it’s a great way to send and receive free texts in the US, Canada, and 30 additional countries.


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  • 3 Desktop Color Picker Applications To Help You Pick The Perfect Shade

    March 19, 2013

    Color Picker

    “Creative” is a word I’ll never use to describe myself! Not visually, at least. I’m proud of much of what I can do on the Internet, but when it comes to graphics and image editing, you won’t see me throwing out my two cents. However, I am very picky and a bit of a perfectionist. For years, I’ve been designing small websites and learning the basics of web design using CSS.


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  • 3 Applications To Add System Data & Indicators To Your System Tray [Windows]

    March 17, 2013

    System Tray

    The system tray is a pretty big deal in Windows. I love having an application that allows itself to dock there rather than just sit in my taskbar, because that gets cluttered quickly. There are even third-party alternatives that will help send any and every application into your system tray. In modern versions of Windows, there are two parts to the tray – hidden icons and shown icons.


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  • ochDownloader – A Small & Simple Downloader Manager

    March 12, 2013

    ochDownloader

    The average Internet user will probably handle nearly everything they download online through their web browser. Some browsers do it right – Opera’s built-in download management is the best in the field. Others, not so much. Firefox, despite being one of my favorite browsers otherwise, is very weak in this area. It shouldn’t matter though, because (in my opinion) the best way to handle your downloads is by using a third-party manager.


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  • PWGen – A Very Advanced Password Generator [Windows]

    March 10, 2013

    PWGen

    If you aren’t using cryptographically-strong passwords by now, you’re late. Trusting LastPass is not for everyone. No matter how much security software you have installed, a secure password is always going to be the foundation of basic online security and you’ve got to get used to it. A few years ago, I went through a phase where I spent several hours in a single day revising all of my passwords.


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