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1. 
   Review - Free File Camouflage

   0.3 (Nov 15, 2011)

   Much easier than using copy /b to put a zip file onto the
   end of, say, a jpeg, and opening the resulting jpeg with a
   zip engine.
   
   Here, it would be useful for me to be aware of a file type
   that has raw data that looks like the raw data of the
   appended file. That is: I viewed my test jpeg as text and
   could see where it went from jpeg encoding to what this
   program is hiding.
   
   BTW, so far as I can tell from five minutes
   of play this program won't do auto installs, and so is just
   a way of hiding data.

2. 
   Review - Microsoft Joulemeter

   1.2 (Sep 28, 2011)

   Wait, what? Win7 required? Does it say that on the DL page?
   Yes, it does. Bleah.

3. 
   Review - WhatInStartup

   1.33 (Aug 11, 2011)

   Compared to what Winpatrol/Scotty shows this one
   misses items in delayload, notify and task scheduler,
   and as I'd expect Doesn't show items I've told Scotty
   to start up after a few minutes.

4. 
   Review - Opensource-DVD

   2.0 (Apr 8, 2011)

   http://www.opensource-dvd.org/proglist.htm
   Oh, I see, it's a DVD of open source programs,
   more than 100 of them.
   Cool.

5. 
   Review - WinPatrol

   19.0.2010.0 Beta (Sep 23, 2010)

   Excellent little program that monitors for changes to start up programs,
   some file associations, homepage, more with no noticeable CPU load.
   Manages browser cookies-let's some be set for automatic removal.
   Manages start up programs, allow some to be put on a delayed start.
   Monitors active x objects....
   Pretty much looks at everything a malicious program/website needs
   to change to muck with your computer.

6. Comment - Why is Amazon supporting a proposed federal sales tax law?

   19.0.2010.0 Beta (Aug 7, 2011 - 8:18 PM)

   >Shipping fees do not pay for ....
   
   Just to be as much of a fine person as I was
   in my "Aug 6, 2011 - 9:49 PM" post?
   They do so! ;p
   Out of state sellers bring local jobs (delivery)
   and so improve the tax base via increased fuel
   use by delivery companies and income taxes
   from new delivery and delivery support jobs
   while also consolidating deliveries to one truck
   per neighborhood instead of hundreds of SUVs
   running over children and damaging roadways.
   Fewer SUV's driving around is good for the
   environment, and as the good people that we are
   we must "Think of the children first!"
   
   Errhm, so sorry (Please note that this post is not
   edited).

7. Comment - Why is Amazon supporting a proposed federal sales tax law?

   19.0.2010.0 Beta (Aug 6, 2011 - 9:49 PM)

   Vis 'physical goods.'
   
   For the only type of non volatile RAM
   that I can remember how it works off
   hand: It traps electrons which are are
   physical, and have a weight.

8. Comment - UK finally makes ripping your own DVDs and CDs legal

   19.0.2010.0 Beta (Aug 5, 2011 - 10:01 PM)

   Equally likely is that they are doing a new
   possession thing:
   trying to decide which lengths of 300 ohm
   cable are a new hanging offense because
   some 300 ohm cable is blue.

9. Comment - Symantec: fragmentation prevents Androids from recording phone calls

   19.0.2010.0 Beta (Aug 5, 2011 - 9:27 PM)

   IMO, Kentucky bluegrass is actually a quite
   pretty cobalt blue, and is drought resistant.

10. Comment - UK finally makes ripping your own DVDs and CDs legal

    19.0.2010.0 Beta (Aug 5, 2011 - 9:23 PM)

    Yikes. ;p
    I must be so off my meds that I'm getting
    optimistic (manic) enough to think that
    the real is actually cynicism.
    Well, I've heard that Arkham Asylum serves
    watermelon jello so just let me grab my
    fuzzy penguin ehh, bored now, whatever.