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[Eku 0]

Tervist .

[Genius15 31]

Kuis kõlgub ?

[Wazzup 0]

Wazaa ?

[Robert 9]

omg valussss

 

10 solli alles x.x

[sYstemerror_ 0]

;s , mul 0.2

[1cup 0]

Ola .

[rawrr 0]

ola, olaaaaa. mul taaskord igav :'>

[Külaline blu]

Jingle bells, monkey smells,

Melman layd an egg.

Marty thinks that Alex stinks

and Camel said "Oh yay!"

[mJT 0]

Jingle bells, monkey smells,

Melman layd an egg.

Marty thinks that Alex stinks

and Camel said "Oh yay!"

 

 

 

ROFL :Dd

[Martin 1]

Jingle bells, monkey smells,

Melman layd an egg.

Marty thinks that Alex stinks

and Camel said "Oh yay!"

jah, jõulud on ilus aeg!

[rawrr 0]

homme kooli :/ so sad.

[Genius15 31]

Mõttetu raha raisata mingi sollide peale

[Robert 9]

ma ei raiskanudki ;d

[U2 0]

ma ei raiskanudki ;d

 

Kule mis su rate oli ?

[Genius15 31]

.............................

 

Homme kooli ..............

[Robert 9]

Kule mis su rate oli ?

 

-red-dragon- ?

[Genius15 31]

BÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖÖ.

[Tanelz 0]

ajou:D

[Genius15 31]

Tervist.

[Dipset 0]

Teräää.

[Külaline blu]

Andke ideid mis programme tõmmata?

Mul hakkas igav, lasi limewire pro ja adobe ps cs2-e alla.

tahaks midagi veel

[Tanelz 0]

Frostwire,swift kit,uus google neti progra vms.

[Martin 1]

Andke ideid mis programme tõmmata?

Mul hakkas igav, lasi limewire pro ja adobe ps cs2-e alla.

tahaks midagi veel

1Click DVD to AVI - is the most amazing, simple DVD recompression

solution I've used. Give it a dir on a disc or hard drive with VOBs

and an IFO to work from, pick a codec, framerate, resolution, aspect

ratio, and goal filesize-- and you have a result AVI in that size

with those settings at the max possible quality. It's such a time-saver

over guessing bitrates and praying it comes out

backup.

 

 

7Zip - Like winzip but better higher compression and can password protect files and filenames

Active Ports - port monitor

AVG Anti-Virus - Free Edition: Good, free anti-virus

software.

AM Deadlink - Runs through all your favorites and

checks if the url is still valid with the the option to delete if

not. Also downloads all the favicons - damn useful for a large collection

of favorites.

 

These guys also have some other pretty handy utils too

Amarok - LINUX - is an extremely cool music player

for KDE on Linux/Unix systems that's like Foobar with a ton of plugins

installed but without having to spend half a week customizing it.

It sports lyrics display, Audioscrobbler integration, album artwork

downloaded automatically from Amazon, smart playlists, direct burning

of playlists to CD, iPod (and eventually other media player) support,

alarm feature (start playing at a specified time), and a slew of

other neat features.

 

Angry IP Scanner - IP scanner for network admins

ATITool - will find your maximum gpu/mem clock speeds and has a 3d detection

feature that will allow you to clock your card down when you're on

the desktop and then ramp up the speeds when you load a game. Runs

nicely in your tray.

Autoruns - great way to remove annoying startup programs

Badcopy Pro - recovers files off corrupted floppies worked

for me full version cost $39

bbLean - Blackbox for Windows generation, windows shell

Beyond Compare - Compare two text files (or hex, pictures,

mp3s and stuff with plugins) side by side and lets you move changes

from one to the other. Think windiff but 10000 times better. Also

works on groups of files and directories, this makes it far more useful

then you might think.

BGInfo - Put this in startup and your system information is laid over your background. Great for server!!

Burnatonce - fast efficient ISO burner

CCleaner - cleaned something like 500 mb of crap off my hard drive

CD-DA Extractor - good audio ripper

Clickie - Adds "Copy Path Name" and "Open MS-DOS Prompt" to the right click

context menu.

ClockGen - I use these in combination to pick my CPU/Bus/RAM clocks and CPU voltage in realtime as I use Windows,

CoolMon - recently, and wrote a quick PHP script to grab the most 5 most recent

threads from SH/SC with links, updated every minute. I'm loving it.

Copernic Desktop Search - Like google desktop search but better

Centericq - multi instant messenger client supports ICQ2000, Yahoo!, AIM, IRC, MSN, Gadu-Gadu and Jabber protocols.

Citrus alarmclock - it loads with my winamp..so set winamp to repeat and your set..

Daily Alarm Clock - Awesome little app that is free,

wakes you up with a looping WAV of your choice, of slowly increasing

volume. So you can gradually wake up instead of waking up to a loud

shrieking sound and bash your speakers into submission. It also has

2 alarms so you can sleep in a bit.

DVD-Decrypter - for the times I need to just decrypt the disc-- but it's ALSO the best ISO Reader/Writer I have used. I can give it a disc and have an ISO in no time, then rewrite it. And often when Nero, Easy CD Creator, etc. don't find my drive-- DVD Decrypter does. Just used this for burning the Project Gutenberg DVD iso , sometimes the website is down you can get it at Betanews.

Entbloess - An alternative task switcher with a stupid name is

ELinks - text-based browser with support for HTML tables and frames, for the few 56ks left

eConsole - Allows me to pin a transparent console to the desktop. Every program running is always setup so I can always type directly to the console

to run some random program quickly. Most of the time, I just use start

to open a new console, but its nice having one pinned to the desktop.

FileZilla - good FTP client (thanks Joe!)

Firefox - Alternative to Internet Explorer Browser

Free CD-DA Extractor - is a free 2-app suite. A CD

ripper utility that encodes into any format that's common, e.g. WAV,

MP3, OGG, and (I think) AAC at any bitrate, CBR or VBR. The second

tool converts between any of those formats TO any of those formats

at your bitrate of choice. It even does batch conversion, is fast

and efficient as hell. Godsend.

Foobar - Because I don't actually look at my playlist very often, and it with

Girder - and my IR remote work great together.

ieSpell - ieSpell is a free Internet Explorer browser extension that spell

checks text input boxes on a webpage. It should come in particularly

handy for users who do a lot of web-based text entry (e.g. web mails,

forums, blogs, diaries). Even if your web application already includes

spell checking functionality, you might still want to install this

utility because it is definitely much faster than a server-side solution.

Plus you get to store and use your personal word list across all your

applications, instead of maintaining separate ones on each application.

Instant File Finder - Search on steriods. Ava Find speeds

up your daily computing experience by letting you find any file on

your computer instantly

IRMan - a while ago, and just used random remote controls from friend's

old VCRs that no longer work. I'm still even using their old batteries

in some of the remote controls, though the one I use the most, I have

to smack it every so often, otherwise it sends corrupted IR signals.

Konfabulator - I only use this just to see the current phase of the moon.

 

Lftp - solid ftp client

Logon Loader - is a program that changes your Windows

logon screen. I haven't noticed it (the program, not the logon screen)

since I installed it.

Mozilla Sunbird - Basically a barebones scheduler. Been

looking for one for a while.

MultiRes - A very small app (61k) that sits in your systray, that you can right-click

on and choose a screen resolution. Very handy when designing webpages

and needing a fast way to see if your website still looks decent at

a lower resolution.

Mutt - Linux - email client

MS XP PowerToys - that does pretty much the same

thing, although it seems a bit buggy. I might try out yours sometime,

perhaps I'll like it better.

MS GIF Animator - Old school win95 freeware to turn avi

into animated gifs still works with Windows XP.

 

Notepad++ - Better than the standard notepad, with

color coding and loads faster.

 

NetMeter - Best interface for seeing current input/output speeds of your network. It records other stuff, but my router keeps a better history for internet records.

 

Password Safe - My life is in here, I run it off a USb drive, and it is passworded and encrypted.

 

Picasa2 - but in case someone does not, it's pretty damn nice. Image viewer

of sorts, though it's more about browsing your collection than viewing

single images; it doesn't even steal file associations.

 

Putty - secure ssh client I use to connect to apache webservers

 

Quickpar - Create and reassemble Par volumes - What is par you say? Think of

it as RAID 5 for files. Usually used for transmission over usenet.

 

Random Desktop - Runs in the tray, switches your desktop

image from a list / directory randomly or sequentially every specified

amount of minutes.

Rainlendar - Nice little desktop calendar app. Because nothing else yet does a small calendar nicely.

Rainmeter - Developed by the same person who made Rainlender (see above). It's a computer hardware information tool, and can fetch information from

some sites, too. It can display: Memory usage, Temperatures, CPU usage,

storage, upstream and downstream bandwidth usage, temperatures, and

it has a clock. There are also tons of skins for it... here's how

mine looks:

Roboform - IE pluging password manager

SIMPLE OCR - Free Optical Character Recognition, it works

but not as good as the one that comes with Office 2003

Stumbleupon - browser plug to find and rate intresting sites

Shelltoys XP - adds a bunch more options when you right click,

time saver

Spyware Doctor - currently beating , Spybot, Ad Aware Pro,

and MS Spyware Beta.

StrokeIt - Very customizable

mouse gestures for every where

SyncBack - is a feature-rich file synchronization program. I use it to sync my

MP3 player with a mirror of its contents on my drive, so I can make

changes quickly and still use it as a mass storage device.

Sharpkeys - To remapping any key to any other key.

SpeedFan - and to monitor my CPU usage and component temperatures. Awesome shit.

Screen - Linux - full-screen window manager

StartupCPL - pretty simple, lets you edit what programs start up with windows.

Slrn - cool newsreader

TestDisk - I used version 5.6 and is saved my ass!! recovered a corupt partition for me.

Trillian - Multiple IM network and IRC prog now hit version 3.1 and has a free

version.

TweakUI for XP - Part of XPPowerToys, gives you access to system settings that are not exposed in the Windows XP default user interface, including mouse

settings, Explorer settings, taskbar settings, and more.

ThePhoneBOT - A nice CallerID program. I run the shareware, because my shitty modem's

voice sucks ass so I don't need the answering machine mode at all. Its

kickass hearing your computer tell you who is calling, plus other nice

lookup features. Can customize the pop-up display and what their names

said when they call (ie: change "Jan Smith" to "Yo Momma").

TrueLaunchBar - It might take a bit to setup and get the plug-ins running, but it's

worth it. I never go to my start menu anymore. In a glance I can check

my HD space, uptime, netspeed, and open any program without clicking.

TCPview - Like netstat with GUI, plus it shows what process is assosiated with any given connection.

URLSnooper - helps find urls in streaming media and other websites that

hide urls

Vim - Linux - advanced text editor that seeks to provides the power

of 'Vi', with a more features.

WebMon- WebMon is a tool that lets you check a website (or

a portion of a website) for updates and notify you when the

site has changed.

Winkey - for making shortcut keys using pretty much all the keys

on your board including the window key (duh), ctrl, and shift.

I like this because it's a small download, and is small on

system resources. It resides in the tray but you can make

it invisible by right clicking the icon in the tray and clicking

"remove icon" so that nobody knows its running other than

it is in the task manager > processes.

Windows Alt-Tab Replacement - TaskSwitchXP provides

the same functionality as the existing application switching

mechanism in Windows XP today. In addition to displaying an

icon list, however, the application will also show a thumbnail

preview of the window that will be switched to.

WINSCP - Secure SSH client good for connecting to apache websites,

has explorer view for draganddrop file moves.

WinDirStat - Visually see what is taking up all your

space

WinISO - great iso creator editor

Windows Media Encoder - makes a varitey of video

formats smaller and has the ability to record you desktop

Y'z Dock - It's awesome. It's basically the

Apple toolbar but on Windows. Very cool.

Xplorer2 - A full-featured file manager which is hundreds of times

better than Windows Explorer. It has dual panes for easy copying,

does synchronization, among other things. The "lite"

version which is free for home and academic use and still

has most of the features of the full one (look in the questions

area of this page for a link to the free version).

 

 

 

PALUN!!

[elvapoiss 0]

Martin, esimene oled sina??

http://elvag.edu.ee/foorum.php?teema=55

[Martin 1]

Martin, esimene oled sina??

http://elvag.edu.ee/foorum.php?teema=55

jah, see hobuse kari ajab sita keema.