Here is a easy setup guide on using a PS3 DualShock 3 Wireless Controller on Windows.

I have only tested this on Windows 7 SP1 x64

Before continuing you will need a Bluetooth Dongle Compatibility with MotioninJoy if you want wireless support.
I recommend the TRENDnet TBW-107UB. (PlugNPlay, no extra software needed.) It can be found at Newegg, Amazon and Fry's. Works up to 30 feet away.
Unfortunately cheap dongles you find on eBay will NOT work.
And you will need a Mini-USB cord. (DualShock 3 is Mini USB not Micro USB)

Installation and Configuration:

After you have the Bluetooth Dongle connected to your computer, download and install the MotioninJoy software. [Direct Link] [Official Website (Download version 0.7.0000(testing)]

After installation, follow this guide (Connect controller via USB > Open DS3 Tool > Click BluetoothPair > Click Pair Now)

After it's paired remove the USB then click on Profiles on DS3 Tool. Select Xbox 360 Controller Emulator then click Enable.

That's it! Your DualShock 3 Wireless Controller should now work on supported PC games like GTA IV, Need for Speed World, Street Fighter IV and Saints Row the Third.

Copy of my post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=203639.0

Requirements: AWS Account, AWS Key Pair, Linux terminal or Putty on Windows. Pool account Eg. http://yac.dontmine.me

Step 1: link Select the instance Ubuntu Ubuntu Server 12.10 (recommended) or Ubuntu Server 12.10 for Cluster Instances (Limit of 2 by default) 64-Bit of course. Click continue.

Step 2:  Click edit details, change type to c1.xlarge (cc2.8xlarge for clusters), save details, Launch.

Step 3: link After a few minutes your new instance should be done creating and be started automatically. To connect right click the instance, click connect. You should get a code that looks something like this [code]ssh -i /home/rawr/Desktop/keycode.pem ubuntu@ec1-23-45-678-90.compute-1.amazonaws.com[/code] replace keycode.pem with your .pem Key Pair file then paste the code into the linux terminal. (Putty how-to guide)

Step 4: When the server is done starting up, paste the following code into the Ubuntu shell: [code]sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y autoconf automake git libcurl4-openssl-dev make && git clone https://github.com/ali1234/cpuminer.git &&
cd ./cpuminer/ && ./autogen.sh && ./configure && make && sudo make install &&
./minerd -o http://yac.dontmine.me:8080 -u username.1 -p x -a scrypt-jane[/code] replace username.1 with your username and x with your password. The following will install the newest version of cpuminer, it's dependents and start the mining on all your CPU threads. To limit the threads place -t n after the port. n=numebr of cpu cores used for mining.

Step 5. You should now me mining YaCoin! When your done mining remember to stop or terminate the instance. link You get charged for each partial/full hour!

Pricing for instances: http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/

When your looking for Android tablets there's a lot on the market and it might be hard making the right decision on which one to get.
In this blog post I will be posting my recommendations on Android tablets.

Tablets Currently Out On The Market:
7": 
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 This new tablet runs ICS, the key features I like:
Dual-core 1GHz CPU
TouchWiz touch interface
1GB RAM
MicroSD Slot

10.1"

Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime This is the best Android Table (ICS by Upgrade) in my opinion, 
the key features I like: 
1280 x 800 Display
8MP auto-focus rear camera1.2MP (Front)
1.3 GHz quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3 CPU
Gorilla Glass Screen
Optional Docking station with Full QWERTY keyboard
MicroSD Card Reader
Micro HDMI port.
Cons: Poor GPS.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 This 10.1" ICS Tablet is about the same as the 7"
Key features I like:
1GHz dual-core processor
1GB of RAM
1280 x 800 TFT display
TouchWiz touch interface
microSD slot

Upcoming Tablets: 
The Asus Transformer Pad Infinity Tablet should be coming out in mid-July
It's mainly a mini upgrade to the Transformer Prime.
The Key upgrades I like:
1920 x 1200 IPS displayDDR3 RAM
Gorilla Glass 2
Better WiFi and GPS
Bluetooth 3.0
2-megapixel front webcamOlder dock is fully compatible
Cons: Battery life good, but not as long as the Prime.

Yahoo! now has their own web browser (kinda).

On May 23th Yahoo! released a "web browser" for iOS devices and a web browser addon for Firefox, Safari and Chrome. [CNET News Release]

Later on in the day, someone downloaded the Chrome extension to their desktop, opened it up (Chrome extensions (CRX file) are ZIP archives) and found out their cert private key was included with the file. [Source: Tweet from @nikcub]

Yahoo! pulled the Chrome extension then reuploaded early on May 24th without the cert private key being public this time.

When you go to the download page at http://axis.yahoo.com/ it doesn't seem to allow downloads to people on Linux operating systems. Using a special trick, I downloaded the CRX file to my Debian computer and installed the extension in Chromium (Open source version of Chrome)
It seems to work. After about 5 minutes, I got tired of it and disabled the extension.

Yahoo! Axis for Linux:
If you would like to try out the extension for yourself on your Linux operating system, I uploaded the extension to my web site. http://web.techfurs.net/Downloads/Axis_Chrome_Extension/ Read the README file first for important information.

~ By darkfur93 -- May-24-2012 Follow me on Twitter

Software You Need: 7-Zip, Pidgin, Web Browser, Windows 32 or 64-bit.

Edit Jan.19.2013: Link on step 4 is 404. Download a zip containing en_US.aff and en_US.dic Here.

1. Open CMD as Administrator.
2. In CMD, enter cd %ProgramFiles(x86)% if your on an 64-Bit OS or cd %ProgramFiles% if your on 32-Bit. Hit enter.
3. Type in: mkdir pidgin\spellcheck\share\enchant\myspell\ then hit enter.
4. Download and save the American English Dictionary to your Desktop.
5. Open the Dictionary's .oxt extension inside 7-Zip.
6. Open %ProgramFiles(x86)%\pidgin\spellcheck\share\enchant\myspell\ in Windows Explorer.
7. Extract en_US.aff and en_US.dic to the myspell folder.
8. Restart Pidgin.