There's also: http://www.netez.com/xplorer2/ Most alternative file managers only add features. I have no need for extra features, I just want a slim file manager. So far I haven't found one yet, so I'm still using Explorer (under LiteStep).
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And yet, everyone thinks all of existence focuses on him or herself. 'Sides, "how little we are": on a cosmic scale we fall through the atoms.
Soundwise the quietest is an old Seagate model. But the Samsung SpinPoint series appear to have taken over that crown, while at the same time providing good performance, so I bought me one of those and set it to "quiet". Can't say I hear it spinning, but then again, can't hear anything over the noise my old 40G Maxtor makes.
It is (ofcourse) the synergy of the two that matters. What is it with people and binary thinking?
Mwah. I think it was was wise of them to quit early. Better to move along soon than to stay forever and become the resident couch potato.
Yay! (ultra constructive comment)
THE UNDERLYING THEORY OF IT ALL IS THAT PEOPLE MAKE THEIR OWN SKINS IF THEY CAN'T FIND ONE THEY LIKE IT'S NOT ROCKET SCIENCE YOU KNOW SO IF YOU WANT A SKULL WITH BLUE ICE SMOKE COMING OUT OF ITS EYES AND YOU CAN'T FIND ONE YOU SHOULD GO MAKE ONE YOURSELF IT WILL BRING YOU GREAT SUCCESS
Anyone can use 'tm', 'r' is for registered trademarks.
Actually, it's my Automatic Answering Machine that takes care of posts like these.
Trademark signs, overuse of exclamation marks and superlatives. I think I'll pass. Serious protection would be an extra layer of coating around the disks.
Running a program (any program) will suck up some cpu and memory. Running more programs will suck up more. And skinnable apps are slower than non-skinnable apps, due to all the graphics.
It's a good thing I don't drink coffee, 'cause if I had to wait for the hipster to fetch it, I'd be long dehydrated by now.
Rule #1: never trust people who think the place they're at is great Rule #2: never trust people who think the people they hang out with are great Rule #3: never listen to people whose name starts with a "c"
I build badly designed sites for a living and help out my colleagues who seem to get stuck every five minutes.
I was poking around on a Dutch game site when I bumped into a story on froggy's article as well. Either the man is going high profile or it's a small world (after all).
Actually, the end of the world is scheduled next wednesday at ten past noon, give or take a few minutes.
I don't have a wallet. I never carry money. Makes you wonder how I get around, eh?
BootSkin has little to do with your BIOS. It hooks into ntoskrnl.exe and overlays it with an image. If anything goes wrong there, it probably has something to do with your video card.
Argh, if only people'd read the manual. Instead, they go "yikes, this contains letters, let's just press random buttons instead and bitch about how complex this thing is". The most striking aspect of it al, though, is that if they were to pick between a simple, easy to use vcr and a complex vcr with a boat load of features, they'd all pick the complex one, even though they'd only ever use a wee percentage of its capabilities.
Fear the moustache! Funny, I know a guy who looked just like that when he wore a moustache, only he's half your age.
I need a bigger image of that spotlight searching thing. Can't read it, so I can't really tell what it does. At any rate, 1) I always blame the marketeers, for lying, cheating and swindling is in their job description and 2) the "my OS is better than yours" is so childish (not talking about this post, by the way, but more on the Mac vs Windows vs *nix thing in general).
I always let snow download the stuff for me, so my slate can remain clean.
Nothing. And been here since the beginning. Try beating that
So how do your colleagues feel about these two?
That's what they call "progress".