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Coolest toys around - RC Jets
Memory - in the corner of my motherboard
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Free programs for geeks
There are a lot of programmers out there who have a great program and need exposure to be able to sell it. So they offer a free version that doesn't have all the bells and whistles for free. They don't offer tech suppot for the free program and you may not get every high end function but these programs are all usefull, free, and ones that I personally use. No "30 day trial crap" either.
- AVG Antivirus offers a free version - you have to navigate a plethora of links to actually get the free version as opposed to the "free trial". The trial version is the full version for limited time, then you have to buy. Keep looking for free version.
- Top Style CSS Editor Free version is great for designing your own Cascading style sheets. Scroll to the bottom for the "lite" version. Buy all the bells and whistles for pros for only about $80
- CCleaner Originally called CrapCleaner, gets the junk from your trunk. Empties temp files, caches and gets rid of cookies (you can mark the ones you want to keep). Also helps speed startup time and cleans up the registry. A MUST HAVE.
- Defraggler Is a great defragging tool from the folks that brought us CCleaner. You will especially love it if you are fed up with Vista's "we might get this done in a few minutes or a few days" approach.
- IsoBuster can help you make backup copies of DVDs and CDs. Yuo can get a diskimage and then record onto a new disc. Even works with Blue Ray. Save your originals from the abuse of scratches and whatnot. Back up all your media.
- Morpheus Is really fun - morph pics! You can show your kids "grow" using school photos, make funny faces, lots of uses. be careful of adware in the license agreement - read before you click.
- Quick Computer Tune up
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