The ultimate collection of cheat sheets for linux users. Enough to fill up your whole wall with commands yielded by the geek gods! Be sure to digg this so more people can have the opportunity to get ahold of all these in one place. More >>>
Whether you've got a home network, small network, enterprise network or anything in between, these 10 freebies can make it more secure, run better and easier to manage. They're useful, easy to learn ... and you certainly can't beat free
1. NetworkMagic
2. Spiceworks IT Desktop
3. NetLimiter Monitor
4. Network Notepad
5. Advanced Net Tools (ANT)
6. DreamSys Server Monitor
7. NetBrute Scanner
8. Technitium MAC Address Changer
9. RogueScanner
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An up to date list of the top 100 Apple Mac applications. These are the applications that every Mac should be installed with. Examples include the free to the not so free but all worth having for any Mac user.
1) AppFresh
Software updater is great for Apple applications, but appfresh has the ability to check thrid party apps for updates. A great little tool for keeping upto date.
2) AppZapper
Although applications are easy to uninstall on a mac there are usually small preference files hanging about. Appzapper cleans up an uninstall all of those files.
3) Disk Inventory X
A simple program that scans your disk and visually shows what files takes up how much space, good to visualise if you are running out of space and you have some size hogs.
4) Grand Perspective
Very similar to Disk Inventory X, shows you what files take up how much space on your website.
5) OpenPlist
A very cool little tool if you need to end up editing Plist files.
6) Quicksilver
One of the best applications ever made for the mac. Its a quick launch tool that enables you to open and do practically anything. Very fun and really increases your productivity.
7) Stuffit
An application design to unstuff or unpack nearly any file. Create if you use archives a lot.
8) TextWrangler
A very cool text editor that lets you edit text files quickly. Sometimes more powerful than text edit.
9) TidyUp
An application that enables you to search through a list of files finds duplicates. Great if you have many files and you need to organise them.
10) Todos
Leaves no application behind. A very visual way to view all of the applications on your computer. Kind of surpassed by the stacks in the dock.
11) UnRarX
UnrarX gives you the abilty to easily uncompress .rar files. Very good, although stuffit can now handle .rar files.
12) Xslimmer
Give your mac a diet. It goes through and removes the powerpc or intel parts of your program. It can really reduce the size of applications. Can also break them if you are not careful.
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Basic movie ripping is fairly simple. Here's how to do it:
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