Favorite Files

1. DVD Decrypter
2. DVD Shrink
3. EvilLyrics
4. GMail Drive
5. KeePass Password Safe Classic Edition
6. Mozilla Firefox for Windows (v2)
7. MP3Gain
8. NetStumbler
9. nLite
10. Rainlendar Lite for Windows
11. SpeedFan
12. Spybot - Search & Destroy
13. SpywareBlaster
14. Streamripper for Winamp 2/5
15. The Dude
16. VLC (VideoLAN) for Windows

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - Streamripper for Winamp 2/5

   1.61.17 (Dec 31, 2005)

   KILLER ap! It is better than the last 2 rippers I have used!

2. 
   Review - NetStumbler

   0.4.0 (Dec 30, 2005)

   It has been stable for me and has never failed! I do wonder if they are going to update/upgrade it anytime soon?

3. 
   Review - GMail Drive

   1.0.8 (Nov 12, 2005)

   For the last few days I can not use the program with consistancy. I get an error, something about they may have blocked this tool.
   
   Until then it has been a great program!

4. 
   Review - Teach Light Pro

   1.5.1.6 (Sep 22, 2005)

   Crashed during install. Would not intall on 3 different PCs.

5. 
   Review - WebTime 2000

   3.7 (May 23, 2005)

   It is a great program! It is small and fast! I have used previous versions for several years. I can't believe he found a way to improve it.

6. Comment - AOL, Yahoo to Charge Filter Bypass Fees

   3.7 (Feb 6, 2006 - 7:19 PM)

   I guess it is time to STOP using Yahoo mail.

7. Comment - Microsoft, Yahoo to Link IM Networks

   3.7 (Oct 12, 2005 - 10:54 AM)

   It will make 1 less window open and free up some memory

8. Comment - Microsoft Shackles Unlicensed Windows

   3.7 (Jan 26, 2005 - 9:00 AM)

   Linux.

9. Comment - RIAA: P2P Lawsuits 'Educational Tool'

   3.7 (Nov 26, 2004 - 5:35 PM)

   The only thing the RIAA is teaching is how big business can influence government officials to allow them(RIAA) to extort money from the people who voted for them(government officials) in the first place.

10. Comment - Netscape Revived With Firefox Backing

    3.7 (Nov 17, 2004 - 12:52 PM)

    It is interesting that they suddenly deside to put some effort into a program they pretty much abandoned and left to open source. We can only hope they do the same with Winamp. Maybe they can do a 180 with all the programs they have left behind.