Bask in the glory that is the collected knowledge of the great Schvenn! Okay, not really, but this site was mainly designed for my own organization and ease of use. I just like sharing stuff I've found or learned with others. Who doesn't?
New Blogs:The Futility Of Android Startup Management ~ Created: 20 Aug 2011 19:39 The Complete Windows 95, 98 & ME Troubleshooting Guide ~ Created: 04 Aug 2011 20:34 PPPoE Setup ~ Created: 02 Aug 2011 14:30 Router Troubleshooting ~ Created: 21 Jul 2011 23:58 Wireless Connection Troubleshooting ~ Created: 21 Jul 2011 23:57 Browser Troubleshooting ~ Created: 20 Jul 2011 21:34 |
New Links:There are currently 532 featured links.  Subnet Mask Calculator ~ Added: 03 Apr 2012 19:59 When working with Network filters, it's easy to remember the private IP ranges of 10.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12 and 192.168.0.0/16. However, finding smaller ranges such as 10.200.200.0/24 or 10.200.200.0/22 are not as intuitive. This tool will help you calculate ranges easily. If you followed this description, then you know why you might need this tool. Otherwise, you can stop blinking like a deer caught in the headlights and move on. Gravatar ~ Added: 24 Feb 2012 03:45 Gravatar allows editing on sites wherein this option is not always available, as well as a custom avatar, profile page and similar features. Ultimate Windows Security Event ID ~ Added: 15 Feb 2012 20:40 If you manage a network, reading the SysLogs and similar tools can often be a daunting task. This tool will help you quickly find the definitions of various Event ID's. |
Newly Recommended Software:There are currently 232 featured programs. Tweaking.com's All-In-One Windows Repair ~ Added: 06 Apr 2012 23:12 This is one of those utilities to clean up the aftermath of infections. Apparently, I was infected with a virus at one point. I do remember seeing MSE clean it, but it had already done some damage to my system. PeerBlock would no longer run once I rebooted because the Windows Firewall and a few services had been damaged. Using this utility I was able to clean up the damage in a matter of minutes and get back to back to my previous working state. Very handy. Pale Moon ~ Added: 08 Feb 2012 10:13 For those of you who like to optimize your system by using as much x64 bit software as possible, Pale Moon is probably the most stable and up to date version of a x64 bit browser implementation for Firefox. At the time of writing this description, Pale Moon is version 9.1, which uses the Mozilla version 10 engine. That is the same version that is publicly available for download. So, they're fairly current. As an aside, I have tried other x64 bit versions of Firefox and they either didn't work or were unstable. Pale Moon seems to be the most stable, so far. Opera Labs ~ Added: 08 Feb 2012 10:02 As you have already figured out by now, I'm a big fan of the Opera browser. One of the main reasons for that is their role in leading innovation. Anytime a good idea is introduced into browsers, you can bet Opera probably did it, first. Firefox and IE usually follow suit. Opera Labs is the site where the Opera team tries out a lot of new features. Some stay, others do not. However, it's always fun to see what they've got cooking for future versions. At the time of writing this description, they're working on their x64 bit version of Opera. True, that's not overly innovative, since Firefox has a few working x64 bit versions already, but it's still worth a test drive,. |
New Android Apps:There are currently 181 featured Android Apps. Calorie Counter by FatSecret ~ Added: 15 Sep 2011 03:34 This is another great diet and exercise tracker. The beauty of this app is that it will let you input foods by bar code. It has a lot of very cool features. It's not quite as much of a social app like LoseIt! is, but it is also very powerful and has a huge number of downloads. If you're working on a buddy system, then LoseIt! is probably more what you're looking for. Otherwise, I believe this is probably a better choice. Outlaw Racing 2011 ~ Added: 15 Sep 2011 02:35 This is basically a SpyHunter port to Android. I love that game. Route Words (Lite) ~ Added: 15 Sep 2011 02:33 This is like Boggle, but the tiles are hexagonal, adding a new dimension to the game. WiFi Connector Library ~ Added: 15 Sep 2011 02:19 This is not an app, but an add-on to programs such as WiFi Analyzer, that will allow you to turn your WiFi on and connect/disconnect from networks. If you get WiFi Analyzer, you should also download this. Smart Measure ~ Added: 15 Sep 2011 02:17 It's not really a GPS app, of course, but it uses some of the physical components within your device, including the camera, to estimate the distance from you to another object. It can also guess the height. From what I can tell and others have tried, it's fairly accurate. It will do in a pinch, anyway. Hacker's Keyboard ~ Added: 15 Sep 2011 02:13 There are a lot of "improved" keyboards available for Android devices. One of the most revolutionary trends sweeping the Market is "swipe" style typing. I'm not a huge fan of that concept, just yet. It is very effective, but I don't want to reteach myself how to type again, which is what's required to learn "swipe". Instead, I just wanted a slightly better keyboard than what was built into my phone. As such, I installed this app, which allows me to add the number row above the standard QWERTY keyboard. That feature alone was the number one selling point for me. |
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