Favorite Files

No favorite files added yet

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - FlashFXP

   4.2.1.1744 (Apr 13, 2012)

   Charles DeWeese the Information Thief. You know what this guy is doing now to try and hide, he changed the company many times, first himself as sole proprietor, then inicom, then OpenSight. I have caught this rat sending packets back to his server. This application phones home and send ENCRYPTED packets back to Charles DeWeese the Information Thief. Little is know about this crazed man and why he keeps insisting to catalog our boxes. I have captured MANY strange things FlashFXP does by attaching a debugger to a VM with Charles DeWeese's information stealing routines running. Its amazing this guy just keeps getting away with this.

2. 
   Review - FlashFXP

   4.1.1.1651 (Oct 15, 2011)

   Program calls home and submits encrypted data back to the OpenSight server. The size of the call-home is rather sizeable, and based on what I've seen using PROCMON and PROCEXP (microsoft system monitoring utilities), the program before it calls home is collecting a lot of data and then sending a sizeable payload.

3. 
   Review - jv16 PowerTools

   1.9.0.520 (Feb 3, 2009)

   Used to be free. Bait ans switch. quality has gone down since going paid. Also makes mistakes and removes things that cause issues.

4. 
   Review - SUMo

   2.3.4.60 (Sep 29, 2008)

   Really awesome well maintained program. This and filehippo's system/software update checker seem to be the only good free games in town. VersionTracker is a one time-use trial that costs huge money and doesnt work nearly as well as SUMO. Hats off to SUMO. Death to versiontracker charging fees.

5. 
   Review - Pidgin for Windows

   2.5.0 (Aug 19, 2008)

   Cant resize chat window. Arrogant rude unprofessional criminal developers who should undergo physical attack refuse to simply add a checkbox.

6. Comment - Jobs Demos Panther, Power Mac G5

   2.5.0 (Jun 24, 2003 - 2:28 AM)

   Despite being 64 bit and much faster than previous Apple computers, the SPEC marks clearly show that even at 2GHz Xeons and Opterons blow the doors off of the thing. Go here and see for yourself. BTW, SPEC_RATE isnt nearly as important as SPEC_FP_peak and SPEC_INT_peak. http://www.spec.org/cpu2000/results/cpu2000.html Read it and weep, but its kind of too little, too late. I'll grab an opteron when the next set comes out.