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July 30, 2004 #
Merging directories:
Merge Directories - Combine two directories into one. If a file with the same name, date/time and size exists in the destination directory, the file being moved will be renamed with a numeric suffix. A text file can also be created in the destination directory detailing exactly what files were moved/renamed.(Via this thread on alt.comp.freeware. Special thanks to Omega and Bjorn.) July 29, 2004 #
UnixKit for Windows "is a toolkit of Unixlike programs for Microsoft Windows. Unlike CygWin, it does not require installation. In fact, it leaves absolutely no traces on the host machine when you're done using it... The -tiny branch presently includes: arc arj bash bunzip2 bzip2 bzip2recover cat chmod cksum cp csplit cut dd df diff du file find fmt fold funzip grep gunzip gzip head join less ln ls md5sum mkdir more mv nano nl paste patch pico pr rm rmdir sed sort split stat tac tail tar touch tr tsort uniq unrar unzip uudecode uuencode vi wc wget zip zsh." (via ritilan.com)
Don't forget Unix Tools, which includes 17 utilities, weighs just over 1MB, and executes from a single EXE without ever extracting to disk. July 28, 2004 #
Delete Doctor v1.1 - "Delete files that are difficult to delete, such as some files left by viruses and trojans, or files with corrupted file names. This program can also delete files like the 'index.dat' files, which store Internet history, by scheduling them for deletion upon system restart." (via Shell Extension City)
July 27, 2004 #
July 26, 2004 #
WORLD SCRIPTURE - A Comparative Anthology of Sacred Texts has some real gems, including these quotes from Jesus:
July 25, 2004 #
Mac OS X vs. Windows XP compares features between these two OSes, and makes a handy reference for folks transitioning from one to the other. The entire site is available as a PDF.
July 24, 2004 #
Healing Our World: The Other Piece of the Puzzle should be required reading for everyone on the planet, and especially for Americans. Read it free online or buy the print version.
July 23, 2004 #
YouSendIt - "Free service that allows you to send a file up to 1GB to another PC or person. Just type in the recipient's email address and upload the file. The recipient is then notified by email and can download the file anytime within 7 days before it is deleted from the server. 'No passwords to share, no software to install, no accounts to create, and no full mailboxes. Start sending now!'" (Quoted from Hypercognition)
July 22, 2004 #
Switch Off is a tiny tray-based app that provides scheduled and immediate options for:
July 21, 2004 #
Under1mb.com: "Freeware that Fits on a Floppy"
July 20, 2004 #
July 19, 2004 #
Advanced Process Manipulation (APM) "performs advanced tasks that Task Manager (and all other process viewers) aren't capable of... such as loading/unloading other modules, closing handles (including file and mutex handles), mapping ports-to-processes, reducing memory usage, gracefully terminating the process (even when other methods such as TerminateProcess fail), and so on." Works under Windows NT, 2000, and XP.
July 18, 2004 #
BurnCDCC - Burn ISO images to CD/DVD. (via Kenny )
BootIt NG - Partition, image, and multi-boot manager which fits on a floppy. (via Paul) July 17, 2004 #
Zeniko has a number of small freeware apps, including: QuickPad (simple notepad with auto save), NoSleep! (temporarily disable screen saver/standby features), and Break-O-Mat (break reminder), among others.
July 16, 2004 #
Win32 SAPPS (Stand Alone Apps) is a collection of installer-free software, all of which is freeware or open source. The 75MB Zip file is distributed via BitTorrent.
July 15, 2004 #
Many thanks to Mike over at The Technology Center in Rapid City, S.D. for going above and beyond the call of duty. If you need computer help out that way, give him a call.
July 14, 2004 #
July 13, 2004 #
Whisper is "an open source content management system that weighs in under at under 20kb" according to Pete over at Googarra.
July 12, 2004 #
As part of his Building a Silent PC: My Quest for Quiet series, Terry Gray has created a guide to run Knoppix off of a CF-IDE (or hard) drive without installing it.
July 11, 2004 #
The Oldskool PC is "dedicated to old PC gaming-related nostalgia and resources." Includes Tand-Em, a Tandy 1000 and IBM PCjr emulator for 80386 (or higher)-based PCs, as well as a shrine to those computers.
July 10, 2004 #
The Quest for Silence : An attempt at eliminating computer generated noise. Handy apps in the software section.
July 8, 2004 #
Meta-Efficient "provides an in-depth look at what products really work. We independently review products that are meta-efficient. For something to be considered meta-efficient it must be:
July 7, 2004 #
Tinfoil Hat Linux - "A secure, single floppy, bootable Linux distribution for storing PGP keys and then encrypting, signing and wiping files." (via Richard Karnesky)
July 6, 2004 #
Now that e-mail service providers have the right to read your messages, you may want to consider a tiny encryption app, or perhaps PGP.
July 5, 2004 #
Libertarian Quotes is a must read, especially for Americans during this Independence Day holiday. A few selections:
July 4, 2004 #
Process Explorer [230k] + Process viewer/killer. Displays process icon, command-line, full image path, memory statistics, user account, security attributes, DLLs. Also includes search function.
July 3, 2004 #
Jem Berkes (author of JBMail and many other excellent freeware and shareware apps) kindly sent word of his new popURL 1.0. For a given HTTP URL it displays: site name, server software, MIME type, file size, and the complete server response.
According to Jem, popURL is "very useful for debugging, but also in the context of these recent IIS/IE viruses spreading from major sites -- it can help you know that you're not visiting a potentially dangerous site running IIS." July 2, 2004 #
The following application has been removed by the author's request:
It was the last version to support Windows 95 (also works under 98, Me, 2000 and XP). The current version is shareware. July 1, 2004 #
CAcert: Digital certificates become free - "Registering for a CAcert certification requires no money; the cost comes in time and trouble. You are asked to register online, perform some tasks by email, and then bring two forms of picture identification to a site where CAcert staff can determine whether you're legit."
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