Sometimes when I buy used video games they don’t come with the manual. I kinda hate that because I almost always insist on having a complete package when it comes to purchasing games. Obviously there are times when its just impossible to get a copy of the manual. Replacementdocs.com seems like a great resource to fill in that void of the missing manual.

 Not everyone can be as awesome as me and have a keyboard that lights up in 3 different colors. (Thanks Saitek Eclipse II!) However having an illuminated keyboard is pretty awesome and if you don’t want to be left out you can still come to the party. Check out Lifehacker’s HowTo guide HERE.

 Have you put a password on PC? Have you forgotten what it was? Well luckily there are easy ways around it. Lifehacker reports on a tool designed to get around those passwords in no time flat. Apple puts this type of utlity on its install CDs and I’ve seen Microsoft do the same but this utlity looks a little more straight forward and easier to use.

 Take a second, what’s your start page? Mine is http://my.live.com I have it setup with the RSS feeds of all the websites I read in a day, along with my horoscope, a stock ticker, and I even have a 2nd page of all my “good deal” shopping sites. I used to use MyYahoo! but I found it to be cumbersome and annoying at times. I really liked the amount of “technology” in Live.com. LifeHacker had a story today about the top 5 start pages as voted on by their users. I wasn’t surprised that http://my.live.com didn’t show up since its a Microsoft product, but there were some other services I hadn’t heard of that seemed to be pretty neat. See for yourself: CLICK

Don’t pretend, I know you’re jealous of these pants.