Why Bother With Facebook Send?
The reaction of web developers to Facebook’s introduction of the send button last week has been decidedly mixed.
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How To Encrypt Files, Folders With EFS
The Encrypting File System (EFS) has been part of all professional versions of Windows since Windows 2000.
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Lemmings Remake [Game Saturday]
Remember the game Lemmings? The game was released by Dma Design on the Commodore Amiga, and later ported to several other systems.
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Google Search, New Layout, Style
We know that Google is constantly running experiments on google.
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WhoisThisDomain, Look-Up Domain Name Information
When I want to find out who owns a domain name, I do a whois on one of the whois websites on the Internet.
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Why Is Twitter’s Acquisition of TweetDeck More Than It Seems?
This week saw the acquisition of TweetDeck by Twitter for $40-$50 million.
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How Did You Hear About Osama? I Bet It Wasn’t On TV...
The way we consume media has changed drastically over the last few years.
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The Khan Academy, Free Educational Videos
The Internet is full of free educational videos.
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How To Disable Aero Snap Under Windows
Aero Snap is a new feature that Microsoft implemented in the Windows 7 operating system.
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How To Translate RSS Feeds Automatically With Yahoo Pipes
I have shown you how to Combine Multiple RSS Feeds With Yahoo Pipes.
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Slow Performing Firefox Add-ons Revisited
Last month Mozilla published a list of slow performing add-ons for the Firefox web browser.
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Cursor Indicator, Indicates PDF, Doc, Exe File Links On The Internet
I sometimes forget to look at a link destination before I click on the link in question.
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What's In A Name: Will Windows 8 Be The Name Of The Next Windows?
Microsoft is keeping tight lipped about the name of the next windows.
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OkaWix Update, Wikipedia, Wiki Offline Access
Many computer users use Wikipedia, or one of its sister Wiki sites as reference when they want to look something up on the Internet.
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Browser News Round-Up
While I'm still busy changing my passwords, I'm noticing several browser related news popping up in my RSS feed reader.
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The LastPass Security Incident, What I Did
After finding out that there might have been a security breach at LastPass, a company known for their online password management solution, I quickly changed my
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Have the biggest players dropped the ball on AV Protection?
The latest anti-virus test figures for Windows 7 are out and there are a good few shocks to be seen in the results.
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LastPass Security Breach?
You know that I'm using LastPass as my password manager.
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Why Websites Never Need Your Password
It is common knowledge that a website, such as PayPal or eBay, will never ask for your password.
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Find That Band, Search For Bands, Artists On Various Websites
Find That Band is an add-on for the Firefox web browser that simplifies the process of finding bands or artists on the Internet.
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The Benefits of Windows Diagnostic Startup Mode
Sometimes when you need to perform diagnostics on a faulty or malfunctioning copy of Windows, Safe Mode is too restrictive, too frustrating in use and unable to
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Haozip, Versatile Compression Software, Like 7-Zip, WinRar
When it comes to compression software users have the choice between highly popular commercial applications like WinZip or WinRar, or equally popular free applic
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ThreatExpert, Generate Software Behavior Reports
There is always risk involved when you execute software on your local system.
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Internet Explorer Gets Flash Cookies Removal
Adobe announced in January that they would better integrate Flash Player with browser privacy controls for managing local storage.
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Bing Search After A Year, The Good And Bad
You may know that I have switched by primary search engine from Google to Bing sometime last year.
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Attention Webmasters: Fake Domain Renewal Emails Spotted
I have a lot of domains.
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WhatIsHang Tells You Why A Windows Program Is Not Responding
Software may hang or freeze occasionally on a system.
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How To Hide Facebook Questions on Facebook.com
One of the more annoying things on Facebook.
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Quo Vadis Lifehacker?
When I started blogging in 2005 Lifehacker was one of the two blogs that I read regularly (the other was Download Squad).
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Opera Next, Dev Channel For Opera Browser
It is starting to get crowded on my hard drive, with all the stable, beta and development browser builds stored on it.
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Repeat YouTube Videos Automatically With Auto Replay For Chrome
I sometimes like to view or listen to YouTube videos multiple times.
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Tiny Burner, Free DVD Burning Software, ISO Burner
Tiny Burner is a free DVD burning software for Windows for personal and commercial usage.
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Mail Attachment Downloader, Download Email Attachments Under Windows
A few scenarios come to mind in which you may want to download all email attachments from a particular mail account, or select ones as an alternative.
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FilesTube, File Search Engine
FilesTube is a popular meta file search engine that lets you search file hosting sites for hosted files.
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How To Scan Your Music Library For Missing Songs
If you are a music connoisseur, you may take pride in a complete music library without missing songs or meta tags.
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HWiNFO32: Computer Hardware Information Software
HWiNFO32 was briefly mentioned in the How To Update Hardware Drivers In Windows guide as a tool to identify hardware and devices.
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Bitdefender USB Immunizer, Protect Removable Drives To Autorun-Based Attacks
Back in the days of the floppy drive, disks where the most common way of spreading viruses and malware.
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Google Mail, How To Fix Gmail Attachment Failed Errors
Gmail, like any other modern email service, supports file attachments that are then send with the email to the recipient of the email.
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FireLink, Create Custom Link Formats In Firefox
A link points to another web address, device or service.
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Magi The Fallen World [Game Saturday]
Magi: The Fallen World is a browser action rpg game.
