Looking for a neat spamfilter that is easy to manage and reasonable priced? I suggest you take a look at http://www.mailroute.info, from what I can gather it is the same guys/technology that was behind the original “Microsoft Forefront Online Protection for Exchange” (yes long and stupid name :-)) just further developed. Pricing seem fair and as […]
We all know of different image/cloning software, this one however is free AND can image on-the-fly via VSS (meaning you can run it while you work, well more or less naturally).. I was suggested this by a friend (R. Tastesen) as just the tool for my forthcomming harddisk upgrade to a hybrid disk.. it seems quite […]
An interesting video comparing SSD, Hybrid, 10.000 rpm and 7.200 rmp harddisks. I recently bought one of these Seagate Momentus XT drives and I’m looking forward to installing it, it looks like good value for money compared to SSD. for more check here; http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/products/laptops/laptop-hdd/
I just had the need to send a mail via a script file, now in VB this could be easily done but from a .cmd file!? Well I found something called “bmail” which worked for me, sadly it is missing a switch to include attachments but for now I can live with this. It’s freeware […]
BAE Systems unleashes an effective new laser defense system, it is a non lethal system that will allow the holder to blind and confuse the target audience by means of a three foot wide green laser beam, the effect is confusion and temporary blindness for the target, effective range is about one mile. The company has […]
Just stumbled across an interesting utility a partition resize utility, you are right I have mentioned many of these (including free once) however this offers something interesting convert “dynamic disk” to “basic disk” (something that I could have used recently). Anyhow if you are on the marced for a disk-partitioning-software you should take a look […]
So you would like to Multiboot your USB stick, DVD or ISO file!? Well sure why not, there are lots of interesting boot images out there these days and if you need a usb stick for each and every one of them you’ll end up with quite a collection 🙂 Anyhow, introducing Xboot.. Purpose of […]
Quite fun 😀
I had the need to detect if a system was running 32 or 64 bit, I ended out with a solution much like the one shown below; Just create two subdirectories called X86/X64 (X86 version in X86 and X64 in X64) and then create a install.cmd in each to install either the x86 or x64 […]