Profile: Joshua Lockhart


Joshua Lockhart is an okay web video producer and a slightly above mediocre writer of online content. You can fawn over his work here: JoshuaLockhart.com.

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  • Let Wolfram Alpha Create Your Password For You

    October 4, 2011

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    Wolfram Alpha terrifies me, in all honesty. It’s like SkyNet combined with Google, and we know all about those two things – they will eventually take over the world. However, one of the niftier things that Wolfram Alpha has to offer these days is its ability to generate passwords for all your favorite services. Let’s take a gander at just how this works.


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  • 5 Things You Need To Stop Posting On Facebook

    October 3, 2011

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    We’ve discussed things that annoy Dave on Twitter, and we’ve even talked about how you may have compromised your security on the Internet. However, it seems as if Facebook brings both of those topics together. From security messes to major nuisances, there are a lot of things that shouldn’t be shared on the Internet.


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  • 3 Of The Creepiest Video Series On YouTube

    September 27, 2011

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    Fortunately (or maybe unfortunately), I’ve put together some of the creepiest video series that I’ve found on YouTube that will satisfy your self-inflicted desires of terror. Also, to the naysayers that don’t find these creepy at all, I’m going to hold you to your opinion when you’re alone in your room tonight – in the dark.


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  • 3 Types Of Reddit Commenters That Drive Me Nuts

    September 26, 2011

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    Based on some of my past articles, you may already know that I hail from the online community of Reddit (and so do a couple of my fellow writers). However, as with any online community, there are certain types of users that absolutely drive me nuts. But do I actually do anything about it? Not really. So, here’s taking a look at three types of Reddit commenters that drive me up the wall.


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  • How To Make Wrinkled Paper In Photoshop

    September 22, 2011

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    Occasionally, we all do something that’s a little fun with Photoshop that may or may not have a purpose on the future. So right now, I’m providing something that everyone can sit back, chill, and say “hey, I’ll try that!” So today, I’m going to teach you a little trick that I learned in high school while I was on newspaper staff.


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  • Check Out MPEG Streamline For Basic Video Editing & Converting [Cross-Platform]

    September 20, 2011

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    In the world of home video editing, it seems like you are either forced to settle with the standard editors that are already provided on your system, or you’ll have to fork over a few dollars just to buy something decent (even items such as Sony Vegas Movie Studio or Adobe Premiere Elements). With that in mind, there are a few free video editors available in the land of Internet


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  • Ease The Stress On Your Bank Account With “Hey, It’s Free!” [US-Only]

    September 15, 2011

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    I’m a university student, and as you might be able to guess, I’m all about the free stuff – food, swag, school supplies….I guess it’s just nice when you don’t have to spend what little money you have. Hey, It’s Free! (HIF) is a nifty little website that has taken on the mission of going out and finding all sorts of free items for you to take advantage of.


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  • Tweet Out Attachments With Pigeon Carrier [Chrome & Firefox]

    September 12, 2011

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    Twitter is already great for messaging people and broadcasting information to the world. Itt is also becoming a place to host photo galleries. However, with all of its sharing capabilities, one thing is missing – the ability to share various files. Enter Pigeon Carrier, a unique Chrome extension and Firefox add-on that combines the powers of Twitter and DropBox to create something truly amazing.


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  • 3 Ways To Figure Out If Your Favorite Website Is Down

    September 8, 2011

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    There are a few websites out there that are devoted simply to answering the basic question that you’ll eventually ask: “Is this website down?” Here, we have three of these websites, and they are all based on this one solitary purpose. Even though they all do the same basic function, they are very helpful in even the most dire social media crises.


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