Problem:
Nokia 5800, any firmware =< v40
Shortcuts bar does not show on Homescreen - it seems like just disappeared. Shortcut buttons seems to be invisible/transparent - can be clicked, but nothing happens. Dialer and Contacts buttons are visible, but nothing happens when clicked.
Solution:
Phone must be hacked If it’s not hacked - hard reset is the only solution…
- Start ROMpatcher+
- turn on Open4All_RP+
- use X-plore [file manager]
- Go to: c:\private\10202BE9\persists\
- delete file 10275102.cre
- restart phone
Uz tri odlicna postojeca besplatna online anti-virus scannera (Jotti, VirusTotal, VirScan), pojavio se i komercijalni online virus analyzer - virtest.com. Jest da nekome analiza vrijedi tih novaca, ali ja ne spadam u skupinu onih koji bi bili spremni dati neke pare za analizu smeca za koje sumnjam da bi moglo napraviti sranje na masini.
Odlican tool, online sanbox environemnt i analyzer, posebno pogodan za s neta skinute stvari, kad postoji bojazan da bi se pokretanjem mogao startati kakav dropper… Ne samo da analizira ponasanje softwarea, vec ga provlaci kroz antivirus scannere. Doduse, za report treba pricekati ponesto minuta, ali kazu da je sustav skalabilan…
ThreatExpert is an advanced automated threat analysis system designed to analyze and report the behavior of computer viruses, worms, trojans, adware, spyware, and other security-related risks in a fully automated mode.
In only a few minutes ThreatExpert can process a sample and generate a highly detailed threat report with the level of technical detail that matches or exceeds antivirus industry standards such as those normally found in online virus encyclopedias.
ThreatExpert takes a threat file, places it in a self-contained simulated virtual environment, deliberately executes the threat in this environment and then monitors its behavior. A combination of file, Windows Registry and memory snapshots are recorded, in addition to a series of specific ‘hooks’ that intercept communication routes typically exploited by threat infections. These hooks ‘deceive’ the threat into communicating across a simulated network, whereas the threat’s communication actions are actually being recorded in detail by ThreatExpert. Using this invaluable recorded data, a detailed report is generated, consisting of file and Windows Registry changes, memory dump analyses, and other important system activities caused by the threat.
Obicno su mi pokrenuti i FFox i Chrome [FFox ima neki memory leak negdje (GoogleGears u kombinaciji s nekim pluginom, vjerojatno), pa se memory bloata i nakon par dana uspori i raspadne, stoga zbog tog usporenja sve zahtjevnije JS/Ajax dumine vrtim u Chromeu - Gmail prije svega].
I tako, malo nesto surfenisao u Chromeu i naletio na neki torrent. Klik i nudi mi se file-save dialog… ok, kontam, Chrome mozda nije skuzio da taj file-type treba automatski downloadati i proslijediti uTorrentu. Pogledam malo opcije, kad ono - nema! Chrome nema mogucnost automatskog opena, nakon sto se file skine u tmp dir. Protrljam oci jednom, dvaput, procesem i dupe… Nista! N-e-m-a! Kontam si - nemoguce, tja. to je Google, sigurno to handle-a na neki svoj, N-puta bolji nacin nego sto je uobicajeno… Jos malo cackanja - i dalje kita!
Hmmm, prvo si pomislih - ovo nije dobro, opcija mora negdje postojati, ocito im je flow za postavke radio netko tko se bas ne kuzi u GUI i userXP…
Google ne podrzava otvaranje filea bez biranja download lokacije! - postoji opcija Always open files of this type, ali tek nakon to se u file-save dialog boxu kaze gdje ce ga skinuti. Lame, lame, lame…
Takav bahati stav uz 3-4% trzista… tja, pa tamo se ne ponasa ni ljigavi Apple. Oni se bar prave da im je stalo do korisnika [ovaca]…
Vidim, twitteromanija polako pocela uzimati maha u HR. Iako sam servis postoji vec podosta vremena (toliko da se se pojavilo milijardu kopija, look-a-likea, servisa inspirianih Twitterom [citaj: doradjenih kopija]) kod nas je ted odnedavno poceo pustati korijenje. Kasnjenje viralnog network effecta je kao i u slucaju s Facebookom- preko godinu dana, ali znatno manje nego je to bio slucaj s blog-hypeom [vjerojatno zato jer je blog tada bio potpuno nov koncept, dok funkcionalnost Twittera vec postoji u mnogim postojecim servisima, prije svega vrlo popularnom Facebooku].
Kako bilo, ne predvidjam da ce twitteromanija zivjeti dulje od blogomanije. Jos jedan prolazni hype na kojem ce profitirati valjda samo autori servisa i kojekakvi “analiticari” i lezilebovici koji sebe vole nazivati komentatorima web trendova [citaj: uglavnom oni koji hypeove i stvaraju (ili misle da to cine bas oni) - sto zbog nedostatka/nepoznavanja stvarnih tema, sto zbog nepoznavanja elementarnih trzisnih zakona i potrebe za postojanjem realnih poslovnih modela]. I ova kriza je dobro dosla kao purgativ takvim servisima… nazalost, tu je pao i jedan nebruseni dijamant: Google Notebook, ali to je jedna druga prica…
No, nakon sto se i ovaj “servis” istrese, valjda cemo biti sve blize informacijskom idelu koji rjesava stvarne probleme i to na ucinkovit i jednostavan nacin, a dalje od stvari koje se rade samo zato “jer se to moze napraviti".
Vrlo, vrlo zgodan i inovativan nacin prezentiranja.
PPT su vam premonotoni? Prezentacije u stilu Lawrenca Lessiga ste vec prozvakali i radite ih lijevom rukom, dubeci na glavi u mrklom mraku?
Na red dolazi Prezi - inovativan “slide” koncept za prezentacije…
Iskoristite dok je jos svjeze
http://prezi.com/showcase/
Iako ni ovo online izdanje nije za baciti, vise mi djeluje kao proof-of-concept, a ne alat u koji biste se apsolutno pouzdali kad je u pitanju nesto (vazno) poput prezentacija. Cini mi se da bi se od ovoga mogao razviti odlican offline presentation tool u stolu Powerpointa.
USB autorun je ovih dana glavni vektor za spol… ovaj, racunalno prenosive bolesti Najrizicnija skupina - naravno - studentice i studenti! Il’ si medjusobno kopiraju, il’ nose svoje stickove po kojekakvim kopi-prcvarnicama s najpromiskuitetnijim racunalima u ovoj dimenziji. Vecina tih racunala nema ni osnovnu zastitu zvanu - iskljucen USB autorun. To onda znaci samo jedno, a to su dvije stvari - USB stickovi, virusi, epidemija!
Evo par savjeta kako iskljuciti jedan od najbeskorisnijih i najdebilnijih Win featurea - autoplay/autorun, vjerojatno izvorno skovan na Macu [samo na tom racunalu se takve pizdarije mogu nazvati i hvaliti kao feature].
Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: 2 minutes
Here’s How:
The easiest and most effective means to truly disable autorun can be done via this simple autorun registry hack:
Save the file as something.reg. (You have to be sure to change the “Save File as Type” to “All Files” before saving, or Windows will try to save it as a .txt even if you typed in .reg.
Locate the file you just saved and double-click the file to run it. You will receive a prompt asking if you want to add the data to the registry. Click yes to allow the modification.
The above method nulls any request for autorun.inf and works on XP Home or Pro, as well as Windows Vista. Credit for this tip goes to Nick Brown.
If you opt to disable autorun using any other method, you will first need to install an autorun patch from Microsoft that allegedly resolves issues that cause autorun to run even after it’s been disabled (using methods other than the above recommended method).
XP Pro users who have installed the appropriate Microsoft patch for your system and wish to disable autorun using a method other than described above, follow steps 3 through 8 only. XP Home users begin at step 9.
Windows XP Pro users: Click Start and then click Run. Type gpedit.msc and click OK. The Group Policy window will open. In the left pane, double-click Administrative Templates
In the right pane, double-click System, scroll down the list and double-click Turn Off Autoplay
In the Turn Off Autoplay Properties window, select Enabled. From the dropdown next to Turn Off Autoplay on, select All drives and then click OK. Exit Group Policy by selecting File, then choosing Exit from the menu.
XP Home users will need to make the changes by editing the registry directly. To begin, click Start and then click Run
Type regedit and click OK. The Registry Editor window will open.
In the left pane, navigate to:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER
Software
Microsoft
Windows
CurrentVersion
Policies
Explorer.
With Explorer highlighted, in the right-pane right click the value NoDriveTypeAutoRun and select Modify from the drop down menu. The base value will be set to Hexadecimal. If not, select Hexadecimal.
Type 95 and click OK.
Note that this will stop Autorun on removable/USB drives, but still allow it on CD ROM drives. If you want to disable autorun on both, substitute b5 for the 95. (Thanks to Ian L. of Manitoba for the tip).
Exit Registry Editor by selecting File, then choosing Exit from the menu.
You will now need to reboot your computer for the changes to take effect.
Jasno, ovaj site na kojem ste sada “can’t do any harm” [osim mozda izazvati epilepticki napad ili zelju za gledanjem u bolje dizajnirani blog (koji to ni nije, ali to je jedna druga prica…;-))], ali upravo poruka iz naslova je bila prikeljena za ovaj, ali i sve ostale Google search rezultate danas, od 16:10 do 16:30 31.01.2009. - u cijelom svijetu! Yep… Zbog pada Stopbadware.org - sustava koji Googleu providea relevantne informacije o “badware” (zlocudnim) siteovima - svi Google rezultati su oznaceni kao “badware".
Ovom greskom su bili pogodjeni SVI Google rezultati pretrazivanja, neovisno o tome je li se radilo o Google.com ili lokaliziranoj verziji trazilice.
Bas me zanima kada ce Google napisati sluzbeno objasnjenje i kako ce ono zvucati…
Prvo Google ubije Google Notebook (i neke druge, ne toliko bitne/popularne servise) i zestoko uzdrama povjerenje mnogih u cloud computing, a sada se pojavi ovakva trivijalna (po nastanku) greska koja se vjerojatno mogla zaobici s nekoliko linija koda.
Sam Google je ovaj ispad fantasticno dokumentirao [zivjeti Google alati!] ovaj dogadjaj [ovo je Google Trends za 2009 01 31]:
Update!
Stiglo objasnjenje iz Google-a… hehe, kao sto rekoh - par linija koda!
Cim o tome pise najsocnija (al’ ‘ladna) geek-riba Marissa - znaci da je jebeno vruce u Mountain Viewu…
What happened? Very simply, human error. Google flags search results with the message “This site may harm your computer” if the site is known to install malicious software in the background or otherwise surreptitiously. We do this to protect our users against visiting sites that could harm their computers. We work with a non-profit called StopBadware.org to get our list of URLs. StopBadware carefully researches each consumer complaint to decide fairly whether that URL belongs on the list. Since each case needs to be individually researched, this list is maintained by humans, not algorithms.
We periodically receive updates to that list and received one such update to release on the site this morning. Unfortunately (and here’s the human error), the URL of ‘/’ was mistakenly checked in as a value to the file and ‘/’ expands to all URLs. Fortunately, our on-call site reliability team found the problem quickly and reverted the file. Since we push these updates in a staggered and rolling fashion, the errors began appearing between 6:27 a.m. and 6:40 a.m. and began disappearing between 7:10 and 7:25 a.m., so the duration of the problem for any particular user was approximately 40 minutes.
Posted by Marissa Mayer, VP, Search Products & User Experience
Uz nekoliko postojecih i u Hrvatskoj najkoristenijih: BWM CARNet, SpeedTest.net, DSLreports, pojavio se novi igrac na nebu za mjerenje brzine i troubleshootinga Internet veze -> www.measurementlab.net… Osim standardnih testova brzine, nudi i razne alate za trobleshooting veze… very nice…
Svaki komadic opreme, makar se radilo o celicnoj kugli na dnu mora, kosta N puta skuplje ako ima prefiks “foto". Tako npr. foto-maramice (koje ni po cemu nisu bolje od npr. vlaznih maramica za brisanje naocala, sto se u DM-u mogu naci za 10kn/40kom), foto-gumice za brisanje objektiva, foto-komadi plastike (lens hoods) , foto-vagine i sl. kostaju iracionalno puno novaca. Proizvodjaci foto opreme znaju da su fotografi uvijek znali utopiti svoje radove za masne pare… Tako obican flash extension cord od metar kabela i dva konektora kosta 300-400kn.
Zanimljiva forica za ustediti ponesto novaca na skupim foto-(ne vidim po cemu su posebniji od drugih)-kabelima. Ta-raaaa…
Doduse, pare se moraju pljunuti za konektore, ali bar se kabel moze razvuci do panja… drugi potencijalni minus je naglasavanje onog U u UTP, ali dok netko ne predje s teorije i ne potvrdi da to stvara probleme iz prve ruke - kontat cu da su ovo super DIY dumine…
Trazite drivere?! Nema nista gore od sluzbenog sitea proizvodjaca na kojem link na drivere ili ne postoji, ili je skriven, ili je support za proizvod discontinued.
Kako bilo, od pomoci moze biti nesto ovako…
http://driverpacks.net/DriverPacks/
Windows XP dolazi s hrpom raznih servisa, od kojih se neki automatski pokrecu, iako ih krajnji korisnik nece koristiti. Neki od tih servisa su otvorena vrata i glavni vektori napada trojana, crva i ostale gamadi.
Iako na Netu postoje hrpe stranica s opisima tih servisa, malo je mjesta na kojima je podrobno opisan svaki od Windows XP defaultnih servisa, cemu sluzi, moze li se deaktivirati bez bojazni i sto se gubi njegovom deaktivacijom. Deaktivacijom svih suvisnih sevisa se znatno dizu performanse i sigurnost sustava.
8 Facts the FDA Does NOT Want You to Know About Canned Tuna
Americans consume more than one billion pounds of canned tuna every year, yet most people are unaware of the neurotoxic risks from exposure to mercury contained in canned tuna.
For the two most sensitive populations - pregnant women and young children - canned tuna is consumed at alarming rates; it is the most frequently consumed fish among women of childbearing age, while children eat more than twice as much tuna as any other fish. In addition, according to the 1998 Annual Report on the United States Seafood Industry, statistically, Americans eat canned tuna meals more frequently than all other fish meals combined. With these specifics in mind, here are 8 facts the FDA does not want you to know about canned tuna:
The FDA has woefully failed to acknowledge the potential dangers of “white” tuna.
While the FDA has known for over a decade that levels of mercury in “white” (albacore) tuna are at least double the levels in “light” tuna, the agency has failed to acknowledge or even address this - even though 11 states now warn sensitive populations to limit canned tuna consumption and several warn that mercury levels in white tuna are much higher than light tuna.
The FDA admits to its own lack of consumer protection and education.
By FDA scientist’s own admission, 30-50 percent of American women remain unaware of the mercury exposure risks from fish consumption. The FDA simply chooses not increase educational campaigns or protection measures even at the prompting of U.S. General Accounting Office (GAO) and by the National Academy of Sciences (NAS).
The FDA has made unfounded claims at what levels new and unborn children can endure mercury exposure.
FDA officials have acknowledged that none of the studies of mercury have shown the level at which newborns can tolerate exposure. The fact remains that mercury is a neurotoxin and is unequivocally unhealthy to ingest at any level.
The FDA chooses to align with the tuna industry over the general public.
Unfortunately, FDA’s apparent allegiance to the fishing industry has so far resulted in a public health breakdown of critical proportions. This breakdown places more than 300,000 children each year at risk of mercury poisoning, and endangers millions of people who routinely consume larger predatory fish like albacore “white” canned tuna.
The FDA has shown a history of inaction on the issue of mercury in fish.
Despite promises that it would prioritize mercury seafood issues, the FDA has ignored and skewed the findings of focus groups, committee recommendations and reports for far too long. There has been a pattern of this occurring for more than two decades. In 2000 and 2001, the FDA ignored significant reports put forth both by the National Academy of Sciences and U.S. General Accounting Office respectively.
The tuna industry cares only about their bottom line.
The tuna industry has publicly campaigned to urge consumers to ignore concerns about the link between seafood consumption and neurodevelopmental disorders. As recently as May 15, 2003, the US Tuna Foundation issued a press release endorsing the view that “canned tuna, which contains only trace amounts of mercury, poses no health risks… Canned tuna is one of the safest, healthiest foods on the market today.” This in spite of FDA acknowledgement that none of the studies of mercury have clearly shown the level at which newborns can tolerate exposure.
The FDA has a proven history of Procrastination.
Since July 2002, the FDA has continued to procrastinate on implementing the recommendations of its own Food Safety Committee that it specifically requested - even though Joseph Levitt, Director of the FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition and top official at the time in charge of the Agency’s mercury policy, publicity agreed that the Committee’s findings were significant and that FDA would be “taking the advice to heart.”
Mercury exposure from canned tuna has a disproportionate impact on low-income communities.
In low-income communities, canned tuna is consumed in higher quantities because of its affordability. Unfortunately, the Federal government promotes unsafe mercury exposure through its Women, Infants and Children’s (WIC) program, which serves more than 7 million people each month. Because poultry and meat are not included on the list of potential items that may be purchased using WIC benefits, canned tuna is one of the primary animal proteins purchased through the program.
The Bottom Line.
Quite simply, the FDA CANNOT be relied upon to protect consumers from the potentially debilitating health effects of mercury in fish.
All information contained herein from the Mercury Policy Project/The New England Zero Mercury Campaign (www.mercurypolicy.org) educational report: Can The Tuna: FDA’s Failure to Protect Children From Exposure to Mercury in Albacore “White” Canned Tuna, June 19, 2003
“Freeware Mission Mega Pack“. You can download it from here, 446 MB of outstanding freeware!
(The file host is a Romanian website, - just wait for 5 seconds and then
click on “DESCARCA FISIERUL!")
1. AMP Font Viewer
- Font manager, view, install, uninstall, organize your fonts. an
interesting feature is that you can “test” fonts before deciding to
install them.
2. Ant Movie Catalog
- A very important program for me, as I have more than 2500 movies in
my collection. Although it has no official support anymore it still is
the best movie collection manager, even if it doesn’t look as good as
most competitors. It’s an open source program, maybe someone will take the source code and make it better.bsp;
3. Any Audio Converter
- The name says everything, it converts audio files, WMV, MP4, WAV,
WMA, OGG, AAC, MP3, M4A, MP2, etc. The interesting feature is that it
can extract the audio track from video files such as AVI, MPEG, MP4,
WMV, ASF.
4. Audacity - Open source audio editing and recording program, the best free on you can get. It is very easy to use and works on Mac OSX and Linux too.bsp;
5. Avast!
- The home edition is a free antivirus solution, provides resident real
time protection, basic antispyware protection and doesn’t take to much
memory while running in the background (a lot less than BitDefender,
that’s for sure).
6. CamStudio - Free screen session recorder, can record audio too, records to avi or swf files.
8. CCleaner - Great freeware program, a registry cleaner, disk cleaner and software uninstaller. Can also manage your startup programs.
9. CodecInstaller
- Analyzes your video or audio files, tell you which codecs are needed,
finds codecs, installs or unistalls codecs from your system.
10. Crystal DiskInfo - Real time hard disk monitoring utility, provides awesome in depth information about your hard disk drives.
11. Digsby
- Although it is still in beta it’s a very interesting instant
messenger client. Supports AIM, MSN, Yahoo, ICQ, Google Talk, Jabber,
and Facebook Chat Accounts. But the great feature is that it supports
multiple e-mail accounts, Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, AOL/AIM Mail,
IMAP, and POP. It is also a great tool for social networking, it
supports Facebook, Twitter, or MySpace accounts so far, with more of
them coming up.
12. DriveImage XML - Great freeware program, you can backup your hard disk data and then restore the image if needed.
13. DVD Shrink - This one is a classic, everybody knows it, some people even sell copies of it. A great tool for backing up your video DVDs.
14. DVD Styler
- Free DVD authoring tool, supports PAL and NTSC. Very easy to use,
just drag and drop an mpeg file and make your video DVD. You can also
make decent menus with it, even with audio. It also has a Linux version.
15. Exact Audio Copy - Great audio CD ripper, extracts your audio tracks from all kinds of CD and DVD drives
are supported (including USB, Firewire, SATA and SCSI drives). Supports
many output file formats, including flac through external encoders.
16. FeedDemon
- It wasn’t free, now it is! Looks nice, works well and has a bunch of
nice features that will make your RSS feeds reading better.
17. FontNetInstaller
- This one can help you search for fonts over the internet as it has
the best websites indexed and lets you search through them within the
program. Doesn’t require installation, just unpack and run.
18. Format Factory - Universal transcoder, converts almost any video, audio and graphic file formats. Can also extract DVD Video to avi.
19. GIMP - The best freeware alternative to Adobe Photoshop. It’s an open source image editor, very powerful and quite stable. bsp;
20. GOM Player - The best video player in my opinion, supports almost any video file format and subtitles, solid and nice looking.
21. Gparted (Gnome Partition Editor) - Open source partition editor, very powerful, can be used on a bootable CD, USB stick, PXE server and Hard Disk.bsp;
22. IrfanView
- The best free image viewer, already a classic piece of software. Can
open various file formats and also has some basic editing capabilities.
23. JKDefrag GUI
- Awesome disk defragmenter, fast and reliable. Can run scheduled
defragmentation sessions or run as a screensaver, only defragmenting
when your system is idle.
24. MeGUI - Powerful video encoder, supports the best formats and encoders, great tutorials available.
25. MemTest - Tiny freeware program that allows you to test your memory from Windows.
26. Memtest86+ - Open source advanced memory diagnostic tool, runs at boot-time from a bootable CD or other media.bsp;
27. MozBackup
- Great freeware tool, backs up your Firefox ot Thunderbird settings,
bookmarks, etc. If something goes wrong you can restore your precious
settings in only a few seconds.
28. Mozilla Firefox
- The latest release, Firefox 3, comes with nice improvements, although
it seems to use more memory while running. Hopefully that problem will
be fixed soon.
29. Notepad++ - Powerful open source text editor written in C++, supports a wide range of programming languages, great multi-document and multi-view features. bsp;
30. OpenOffice.org - This open source package replaces my ut name="IL_MARKER” type="hidden">Microsoft Office
installation. Is it as good? I think it’s better! You won’t have any
problems with adjusting to it, the basic features are similar to those
in L_MARKER” type="hidden">Microsoft Office.
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31. Orbit Downloader - Great download manager with the unique feature that allows you to grab video and audio files from websites such as YouTube.
32. PCInspector File Recovery - Very good data recovery tool, supports all file systems (FAT and NTFS), finds partitions automatically, even if the boot sector or FAT has been erased or damaged.
33. PDF XChange Viewer
- Very good PDF reader, a lot faster than Adobe Reader. And there’s
even more: you can convert your PDF files to various file formats,
including BMP, JPG, PNG or TIFF. It can be integrated with Firefox or
Internet Explorer.
34. PDFCreator - Very good freeware PDF writer, can create PDF files out of any printable document. It can be installed as standalone or as a server application - install on a single computer and have it available on all the machines in your network.
35. Quintessential Player (QCD) - Great audio player, my favorite, highly customizable with the various plugins that are available.
36. RadarSync
- Finds driver updates for your hardware, downloads and installs them.
Although it’s not flawless it’s still a very useful tool.
37. ReNamer - Very easy to use drag and drop file renamer, it offers all the standard
renaming procedures: prefixes, suffixes, replacements, case changes, as
well as removing contents of brackets, adding number sequences,
changing file extensions.
38. Resize My Pictures - Tiny standalone application that allows you to resize pictures very quickly.
39. Screenshot Captor
- Great screenshot capture program, lots of capture modes - Multimon
(multiple monitors), Desktop, Active Window, Region, Windows Object.
Supports multi-monitor and includes editing features for the
screenshots.
40. SIW (System Information for Windows)
- Great free system information tool, provides info about the
components and software environment in your computer. Also has some
interesting extra features like network bandwidth monitoring and password manager.
41. StarBurn
- I’ve been using Nero before. I don’t need it anymore, StarBurn is
free and pretty good. I’ve burned several DVDs with it (including DVD
video) and it never failed. Supports CD, DVD, HD-DVD and Blu Ray discs.
42. SUMo (Software Update Monitoring)
- Identifies the software that you have installed in your system and
checks the internet for updates. The latest version seems to have
corrected most errors, works pretty fine.
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- The best antispyware solution that you can get for free. It doesn’t
provide resident protection, but if you just scan your computer with it
once a week or so you should be fine.
44. SweepRAM
- Outstanding tiny freeware memory optimizer with an unique approach.
What you should do is, after you’ve turned your computer on, and
started all applications that will be running all day long (antivirus,
etc) run SweepRAM. That way, all running applications
will reduce their memory use to the required amount, giving you as much
RAM available for your work as possible.
45. SysTrayMeter
- Tiny resource meter that sows you the CPU and memory usage. You can
easily close it by double clicking on the icon in the system tray.
46. TUGZip - Very good free compression utility, works fine with almost any archive file format, fast and reliable.
47. TweakUI
- Free from Microsoft? Well, it’s for real A must have for any
Windows XP user, allows you to tweak the setting you wouldn’t have
access to normally.
48. uTorrent - Best BitTorrent client, lightweight and reliable. The new version brings better functionality and some new features.
49. VirtualDub - Legendary open source editing tool, great for cutting and transcoding your video files for best quality avi output.
50. WordWeb
- Great free dictionary and thesaurus, I’m already in love with it. It
can be used to look up words from almost any program, showing
definitions, synonyms and related words. It includes pronunciations and
usage examples, has spelling and sounds-like links.
51. GigaTribe
- I use this one for sharing files with my fiends and colleagues. It is
easy to configure and perfect for connecting a small group of people.
It includes a chat feature, so you can talk to your friends while they
download your shared files.
ZZEE PHPExe compiles PHP, HTML, Javascript and other web files into Windows GUI exes. You can rapidly develop Windows GUI applications by employing the familiar PHP web paradigm. You can use the same code for online and Windows applications with little or no modification.
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