Just a quick update on my previous posting regarding “Microsoft Security Essentials”. It has been brought to my attention, that there is a minor issue during the installation process. – During the “Microsoft Security Essentials” installation the LMHost file is replaced with a new one, now most users will never notice this – but if you made additions to your LMHost file (for security or anti commercial wise) you might find this annoying and might have spend some time debugging before you found this (your original lmhost.ini is renamed to lmhost.bak btw).
Nothing major, just something to think about.
A new google like type search engine for music files has emerged, http://skreemr.com/advanced_search.jsp (the advanced search page), you can here search for music and the service will then scour the Internet for the MP3 you seek and return a list of possible links. Once you click a link the music is ‘streamed’ to your computer (right click on the link and save link as will allow you to ‘download’ the music).
It also has a custom software which can be downloaded here; http://songr.co.cc/
Legality;
Some in Denmark claim that this is not ‘true’ streaming as the file is downloaded before or during playback and that you thus is breaking the copyright. I don’t know, it’s a gray zone so you need to consider both the legality in your country and your continence also… never the less an interesting search option.
Microsoft Security Essentials – LMHost file
AntivirusNetwork Diagnostics
Network, OSHere is a few – not so known – Network Diagnostics tools for you to use when debugging network issues;
From a commandprompt;
From run in the “start menu”;
SkreemR MP3 search
Music, News, WebIt also has a custom software which can be downloaded here;
http://songr.co.cc/
Legality;
Some in Denmark claim that this is not ‘true’ streaming as the file is downloaded before or during playback and that you thus is breaking the copyright. I don’t know, it’s a gray zone so you need to consider both the legality in your country and your continence also… never the less an interesting search option.