Windows Tricks 
orthogonalthought.com —
Nice Howto how the powerprofiles work on Windows XP
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lied 4 days ago
Posted by lied 4 days ago 
susegeek.com —
Buddi is a personal finance and budgeting program, aimed at those who have little or no financial background. Designed to keep the software simpler but still effectively help users to manage their finances. Buddi is released a free opensource software released under GNU GPL license. Buddi will run on almost any computer which has a Java virtual machine installed. This can include Windows, Macin...
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susegeek 10 days ago
Posted by susegeek 10 days ago 
sourceforge.net —
Synergy makes it possible to use one mouse and keyboard for more PCs. No need for a KVM Switch anymore. Supports Windows, Mac OS X and Unix
Posted by lied 22 days ago
Posted by lied 22 days ago 
gentoo.org —
This tutorial describes how to print from a Gentoo-Linux computer to a printer, that is shared at a Windows XP system, using CUPS (Common UNIX Printing System)
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MarkusH about 1 month ago
Posted by MarkusH about 1 month ago 
jedi.org —
You may use PuTTY to ssh to a remote host, then connect to IRC server via irssi, and keep it alive by using screen, just like me. But I think that less people will resize their PuTTY window into 128 x 14 and keep it on top of desktop (but I do). For those who will switch PuTTY to background, they may like to hear a alert sound when some keywords (e.g., their own ID) appeared on IRC channel.
Posted by MarkusH about 1 month ago
Posted by MarkusH about 1 month ago 
anewmorning.com —
A great guide on how to create the ultimate Windows XP Installation CD/DVD.
Posted by MoiN 2 months ago
Posted by MoiN 2 months ago
HowFlow —
If you are a computer expert, you probably know the problem: Everyone wants help from you but they are too stupid to do some port forwarding on their router. Teamviewer is like Hamachi, no port forwarding is needed to connect to the remote computer.
Posted by lied 3 months ago
Posted by lied 3 months ago 
offensive-security.com —
This video shows how to gain system-level access to Windows Vista. No login required. This comes in handy if you've lost your password. All you need is a Linux live CD called BackTrack.
Posted by flood 3 months ago
Posted by flood 3 months ago 
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