When talking about backup software, I usually enjoy taking such pieces of code for a spin and come up with a nice review, but this time, things seem so straightforward to me, so I’ll only write a short recommendation and nothing more. Create Synchronicity is a tiny piece of code, available as a installer or [...]

These days, virtually all mouses compatible with Windows computers seem to have a wheel, but how many people really feel the difference? Even more, sometimes it’s not about the user, but about the software used. Let’s take Windows, for example – ever tried resizing a window or adjusting its transparency using only your mouse wheel? [...]

Can’t figure out where disappeared all that free space you had on your hard drive last week? When you’re the only user of a computer, you’re using some Windows cleaning utility, and your free space continues to go away, something’s really fishy. Ever imagined that possessed computers may exist? A really frightening thought, but I’m [...]

Most of the people I know clean their houses on Saturday, and while I see nothing wrong with that, I’ll do some cleaning right now, on Monday! What kind of cleaning? Oh, well, since I messed with my vacuum cleaner this last Saturday, I won’t do it again – after all, I’m not living in [...]

Ever tried to find a FTP client fully compatible with your 64-bit Windows Vista or 7? Obviously, there’s not only one program to fit the description, but when talking about freebies that work properly on 64-bit operating systems, things are getting really interesting… and today I decided to tell you a few words about a [...]

As more and more people start using computers, Linux is slowly gaining market share. I don’t care about the reasons, since I could go on and on and on about them – I simply look at what’s happening and act accordingly. Leaving aside music/video players and other really popular tools, Linux system monitors also are [...]

What’s strange with the system troubleshooting CDs is the fact that you never have enough of them. How’s that? Think about data recovery, for example – you never know which software tool will be able to revive your defective hard drive, despite the fact you did this a hundred times already, so all that you [...]

For a really long time, Nero was the most popular CD/DVD burning software I bumped into. To be honest, it was the only CD/DVD burning software used by most people I knew, and when I started burning my own discs, I started using it without giving it a second thought. After a few years, when [...]

Some rumors say that, lately, Google started to consider the speed of every site when awarding a ranking, so knowing how fast is yours when compared to the competition is a good action to take, before anything else. On the other hand, I think this is only a rumor, but anyway – knowing how fast [...]

“Hail & Kill” is one of my favorite Manowar songs, but this article doesn’t have anything to do with it. After all, now it’s called “searching for weapons of mass destruction” or “protecting human rights,” not “pillage & plunder,” although the result is about the same… Anyway, we’re going to kill some Windows processes now, [...]