Favorite Files

1. Adobe Flash Player for Linux
2. Au Revoir, Bonjour!
3. BonkEnc
4. DVD Flick
5. Floola for Windows
6. Free DVD Decrypter
7. ImgBurn
8. InfraRecorder
9. iPhone Unlock Toolkit
10. Mumble for Linux
11. Quick Media Converter
12. TV-Browser for Linux

Recent Posts

1. 
   Review - Microsoft Security Essentials

   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.