Favorite Files

1. Adobe Flash Player for Linux
2. DVD Flick
3. Floola for Windows
4. fre:ac
5. ImgBurn
6. InfraRecorder
7. iPhone Unlock Toolkit
8. Mumble for Linux
9. Quick Media Converter
10. TV-Browser for Linux

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - Microsoft Security Essentials (32-bit)

   1.0.1407.00 Beta (Jun 25, 2009)

   This application is horrible , here's some screenshots of it's ultimate fail , granted it's still in beta. pfft.
   
   http://ubuntuforums.org/...p?p=7516513#post7516513

2. 
   Review - Ubuntu

   9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) Beta (Mar 27, 2009)

   Fantastic OS I've been using it for years on multiple computers. But this recent pull of "display-config" is asinine. And the issue still is not rectified. If the hardware detection doesn't properly detect your LCD or it detects it as a CRT , Your screwed. You'll be running at 800x600.
   
   Detects flawlessly on all my other computers but the one I need it the most on doesn't.
   
   William Grant needs to bring display-config back , bottom line.
   
   btw , PCLOS , SUSE all detect it without issue.

3. 
   Review - Wine

   1.1.13 (Jan 16, 2009)

   Forward thinking and progressive , Top Notch devs.

4. 
   Review - Mozilla Thunderbird (v2)

   2.0.0.19 (Dec 30, 2008)

   Fantastic application but it looks like extensive abilities of webmail now are taking it's toll on what used to be a necessity , the traditional email client.
   
   Using gmail anywhere anytime with calendars and multiple pop3 accounts flooding into it with a strong as an ox spam filtering , the future of email.

5. 
   Review - IZArc

   3.81 Build 1550 (Nov 10, 2008)

   The best , I've been using it on my computers , tech computers and customer computers for about 4 years , 5300 service orders with this application installed without issue , handles everything and has a slick interface , can't ask for much more.

6. Comment - It's official: Google Chrome, the operating system

   3.81 Build 1550 (Jul 8, 2009 - 12:54 PM)

   I do all of these things in Linux , so wtf are you talking about?

7. Comment - The netbook fraud: Truth, lies, and consequences in the PC market's hottest segment

   3.81 Build 1550 (Jun 15, 2009 - 5:28 PM)

   I understand if this fool doesn't like the netbooks , But We have been selling and supporting the hell out of them and EVERYBODY wants one , that is of course we are only dealing with the Linux varieties.

8. Comment - All eyes on Minnesota as RIAA trial starts over

   3.81 Build 1550 (Jun 15, 2009 - 10:06 AM)

   *Laces up his combat boots*
   
   *Loads up the mortar shells*
   
   *Packs extra banna clips*
   
   "Let's fight fire with fire arms , **** these b****es it's time to drop bombs on these crackers"

9. Comment - Wal-Mart's iPhone launch meets widespread outage

   3.81 Build 1550 (Jan 2, 2009 - 5:36 PM)

   Lol , trying to act like you don't surf porn.

10. Comment - Wal-Mart's iPhone launch meets widespread outage

    3.81 Build 1550 (Jan 2, 2009 - 1:31 AM)

    I don't understand people paying 100$ (one phone) 150$ (two phones) a month for the service plans , I understand the companies charging that much. They will after all charge what ever we let them but ~People~ paying that much baffles me is it really worth it? I understand the tech 100% but while researching buying I was floored by the monthly fees , It's not that I can't afford it but whether it's worth that damn much , serious question , I would like to hear other tech savvy peoples opinions on whether it's REALLY worth it?
    
    Thanks , 6.