Best freeware programs?
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cpu temp: motherboard monitor
spyware removal: adaware AND "spybot search and destroy" (do very well together)
link for all: www.google.com
spyware removal: adaware AND "spybot search and destroy" (do very well together)
link for all: www.google.com
Techno Beat
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Here is a big ass list:
http://lists.gpick.net/
http://lists.gpick.net/
ICMeltdown
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I was just thinking about this thread the other day.
John Rambo
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Object Dock - Mac Sytle Program launcher, many options and plugins..
Flashget - Best Downloadmanger in my opinion
Spybot Search and Destroy - Kills all those annoying spy applications like bunzi buddy, also has a immunize function.
AntiVir - Free Antivirus app, small and easy to use, works pretty good for me
Flashget - Best Downloadmanger in my opinion
Spybot Search and Destroy - Kills all those annoying spy applications like bunzi buddy, also has a immunize function.
AntiVir - Free Antivirus app, small and easy to use, works pretty good for me
Boomer_941
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:wave:
Horatio Balderdash
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I don't think that these have been mentioned:
Synergy -- A program that lets you use one keyboard and mouse to control several machines. Not like VNC et all because it doesn't ship video around, just input. It's useful if you have two monitors connected to different systems (or monitor + laptop) side by side and get tired of reaching for different keyboards and mice... and you havent' already run out and bought a little KVM.
VIM -- Bestsest programmer editor ever. Stick that in your bong and smoke it, Stallman!
Audacity -- Excellent sound editor, can read/write mp3 directly if you add LAME.
Cygwin -- Unix style command-line environment that runs natively on your PC. Includes bash, C++ compiler, Perl, awk, sed, cron, X server, you name it. If you do try it out, be sure to look at the package list before installing -- by default some very useful stuff is left out.
GraphCalc -- Not a bad little 2D/3D graphing calculator. I've never found an actual _use_ for the cutesy display, but it was fun to tool around with for a bit.
Synergy -- A program that lets you use one keyboard and mouse to control several machines. Not like VNC et all because it doesn't ship video around, just input. It's useful if you have two monitors connected to different systems (or monitor + laptop) side by side and get tired of reaching for different keyboards and mice... and you havent' already run out and bought a little KVM.
VIM -- Bestsest programmer editor ever. Stick that in your bong and smoke it, Stallman!
Audacity -- Excellent sound editor, can read/write mp3 directly if you add LAME.
Cygwin -- Unix style command-line environment that runs natively on your PC. Includes bash, C++ compiler, Perl, awk, sed, cron, X server, you name it. If you do try it out, be sure to look at the package list before installing -- by default some very useful stuff is left out.
GraphCalc -- Not a bad little 2D/3D graphing calculator. I've never found an actual _use_ for the cutesy display, but it was fun to tool around with for a bit.
VersaVerter -- a "Versatile conVerter", converting amounts between a (metric) ton of different units.
StrokeIt -- Mouse gestures for ALL your windows programs. Highly configurable, extremely versatile.
StrokeIt -- Mouse gestures for ALL your windows programs. Highly configurable, extremely versatile.