With multiple exploits of older versions of Windows operating systems in the wild, I finally wrote up a quick primer to get folks up to speed at my […]
linux / technology / windows
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Using An Alternate Browser As Your Communications Hub
I have friends who enjoy messaging on several different platforms – notably, SMS, Hangouts, Skype, and Facebook Messenger. (I use a Google Voice number and Hangouts integration for […]
linux / programming / windows
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Automagically Sort Downloads By Category with uGet on Windows and Linux (and replace KGet if you need to)
I like customizability with my computer interface. The more I can automate certain tasks – like where I put my downloads so I can get back to them […]
linux / networking / software / windows
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Graphically See Your Home Network With jNetMap (Win/Mac/*Nix, FREE)
My home network is a little… complicated. With two routers, a switch, and multiple devices and computers attached to it, sometimes it’s useful to visually see what the […]
linux / technology / windows
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Colorize User NickNames in the middle of IRC messages ( colorize.pl XChat Plugin)
I’ve been using XChat2 for IRC for a while now (it’s free, it’s for Windows and *nix), and while looking for a solution to a different problem, I […]
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Cross-Platform Scripts to Create Time/Date Stamped Versions of Your Files For Collaborative Work (with GUI options!)
Summary: A set of scripts (one for *nix and OS X, one for Windows) that create a time-date stamped copy of any file from the commandline. Lots of […]