Favorite Files

1. 1by1
2. AkelPad
3. Amaya for Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista
4. AutoGK (Auto Gordian Knot)
5. Autoruns
6. AutoVer
7. Billy
8. CCCP (Combined Community Codec Pack)
9. cFosSpeed
10. ComicRack
11. Comodo Firewall Pro
12. doPDF
13. EVEREST Ultimate Edition
14. FastStone Capture
15. FastStone Image Viewer
16. FastStone MaxView
17. foobar2000
18. Foxit Reader
19. GOM Player
20. Google Chrome for Windows
21. Internet Download Manager
22. IpfilterX
23. iuVCR
24. K-Lite Codec Pack Full
25. K-Meleon
26. Lingoes
27. Local Website Archive
28. Mask Surf Pro
29. Maxthon (v2)
30. MediaCoder
31. Miranda IM
32. Miro for Windows
33. Mobicue
34. Mozilla Firefox (v2) for Windows
35. Mozilla Firefox (v3) for Windows
36. Mozilla Firefox (v3.6) for Windows
37. Mozilla Firefox Portable Edition
38. mp3DirectCut
39. MPlayerGUI
40. Net Transport for Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista
41. Netscape Navigator for Windows
42. Nokia PC Suite
43. Opera for Windows
44. Paint Shop Pro
45. PeerBlock
46. Portable Start Menu
47. Process Explorer
48. Process Lasso (x32) Free Edition
49. Process Monitor
50. RSS Bandit
51. Safety.Net
52. SeaMonkey for Windows
53. SLAX
54. Soulseek
55. StaxRip
56. SUPER ©
57. System Explorer
58. The Bat! Professional
59. The KMPlayer
60. TinyResMeter
61. UltraEdit
62. VirtuaWin
63. vLite
64. Win7codecs
65. WinContig
66. WindowBlinds
67. Xplorer²
68. XPredit
69. µTorrent for Windows

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - GMail Drive

   1.0.16 (May 29, 2010)

   i read a lot about google being able to block this tool anytime,
   
   but what really happens, is that they block your whole gmail account.
   
   that is, if you upload or download too much data in a short period of time. so forgett about uploading your mp3 collection (as the screenshot seems to recommend)
   
   fortunately they blocked my account for only one day. my google acount is too important to me, to play with it.

2. 
   Review - PeerBlock

   1.0 r320 Beta (Mar 10, 2010)

   i have unchecked "update at startup" and checked "auto-update every (1) days" (which is applied to both list and program). i don't notice any delays. at least i never get to see that little update-window, that it would display when updating during startup. it's been truly a "set and forget" program in my experience.

3. 
   Review - µTorrent for Windows

   2.0.1.18408 Beta (Mar 4, 2010)

   hey guys did you even know that your fileforum account comes with a public profile that lists your full name (if you entered your real name) to viewers who are not even logged in and also includes your "favorite programs" (which is actually your watchlist), so everyone can see that you are into filesharing? funny how they don't make it apparent in the "Edit Profile" page. there isn't even a link to the public profile. what, utorrent? oh yeah, its very evil. i am watching it, doing evil right now.

4. 
   Review - Process Monitor

   2.5 (Jul 26, 2009)

   wow, streamentry! makes live more interesting, immediately.

5. 
   Review - VLC (VideoLAN) for Windows

   0.9.8a (Dec 15, 2008)

   arrrrgh. at first i thought it had improved since my last try a year ago. but after 5 minutes that familiar pain was back. worst interface ever.

6. Comment - Google is a dangerous monopoly -- more than Microsoft ever was

   0.9.8a (Feb 24, 2010 - 2:41 AM)

   as all the governments are dealing with a certain overload and backlash caused by the polarization that characterizes them, the are regressing into more radical stages of psychological development and they will try to outlaw the internet, turn it into controlled TV kind of propaganda trash. google is supposed to become the most powerful entity of the internet. because google loves the internet. it's mental altitude is way above average. i am not aware of a single high-powered company in the world that is equally high spirited. its the agency of the internet's freedom. it will save the internet, when everyone else tries to destroy it. all the paranoid analytics from the bloggosphere who are suspicious about anyone who gets too much power are the very post modern pluralistic loosers who give up their own powers to the fundamental governments, and who take the power away from anyone who tries to keep in the world, so that the government can go and grab it all. the internet will not be something that stays fragmented and that is entirely designed by democratic wishes of its users. it will be controlled, it must be controlled, by a stage of developement, that is, not by nihilist hackers or illiterate presitdents. and google can control it's stage of development, as it can control the intelligence of it's employees. thus centralization in google or a similar idealistic company is the only quality control that humans are capable of achieving. understand mental altitude. and spare me with tons of those rants that prove nothing but that the goddess of internet tries to be the goddess. this is not a secret. google tells it to your face. and keep the same old stereotypical prejudiced interpretation that they "must be" evil and selfish and unidealistic, just because they want all the power. this is not analysis, it's limited horizon.
   
   please try to prove that their mental altitude is in fact not the highest, among all the sharks who actually try to get the power that google tries to save from them. if you have any vision logic at all. this would be helpful, as i have visionlogic but limited insight to details, so i can't be absolutely sure about how sacred google really is. i just know that they are the best of all the players that i know.
   
   an even a person without vision logic must intuit that microsoft is much worse than google, no? it's just they don't listen to that intuition, because they can't explain it yet, in a concrete fashion. don't tell me that google is "dangerous". being human is dangerous and creating a civilization and flying to the stars is dangerous. let's take off.