Favorite Files

1. FastStone Image Viewer
2. JBidwatcher for Windows
3. Opera for Windows
4. Winamp 5 Full
5. WinRAR (32-bit)

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - JBidwatcher for Windows

   1.0pre6 (Apr 10, 2006)

   This is just great. It does miss some features (most notably, a built-in preview window/browser) but it's free, error-free and very straight-forward. Even the interface is nice... And it's FREE!

2. 
   Review - FastStone Image Viewer

   2.28 (Nov 15, 2005)

   A great image viewer full of nice features, but I see it getting larger and slowing down with minor fixes instead of focusing on major issues like better speed or better mass printing... Hope it doesn't go the ACDSee way!

3. 
   Review - Opera for Windows

   7.53 (Jul 20, 2004)

   Best browser ever... Used to be a Nestcape fan, and the Mozilla/Thunder series is great, but Opera is reeeally efficient and ergonomic...

4. 
   Review - RealPlayer for Windows

   Build 6.0.12.883 (Jul 20, 2004)

   Bloat, bloat, bloat. Messed-up interface/options, very annoying, intrusive, non-respecting. Try RealAlternative instead...

5. 
   Review - Adobe Reader SpeedUp

   1.22 Test (Jun 29, 2004)

   It works!

6. Comment - EFF Suit Against AT&T Moves Forward

   1.22 Test (Jul 21, 2006 - 5:34 AM)

   Actually - I'm not an American, but I do believe that in no modern state justice courts are part of the government. They're part of the _state_, which is a different thing from the government.
   
   That said, I can't believe the crap this guy is putting out -hello, do you have any idea at all about how justice works? About how even the lowest of the low judges can overturn a government decision if he sees it fit, and that this is exactly his job? That the government's decisions are supposed to come under critique in courts and be cancelled thus, if a judge finds they do not agree with the constitution or with the sense of justice? Go open a book, you fascist creep...