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ALJ - free utility to download blogs from livejournal.com website for offline reading. Read more...
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AWT - Alexf's Web Tool
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Generate doorway (lead in) pages that will create massive traffic to your site. These doorway pages will be registered and indexed on search engines. When an internet user does a search, your doorway pages will show up and lead users directly to your main site. Doorway Blaster is fully template driven so you can design the look of your doorway pages easy.
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AFD - Alexf's Dialer
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AFD is a dial-up dialer. A very user oriented modem dialer that combines an easy to use interface and powerful abilities. It comes with lots of useful features as dial-up statistics, multiple phone numbers, auto-reconnect, ping, speed limit and much more. Allows the user to setup multiple dial in numbers gives the user a basic settings screen.
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ALJ: Alexf's Livejournal Download
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ALJ is a program for exporting complete user's journal including all comments into plain files. Once journal is downloaded, program can check if new entries are available, download them and add to plain file |
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| 2005-03-03 00:41 |
Resurrection after 5 years. |
| 2005-01-07 15:56 |
Now in case of errors program is able to send log file to developer.
Also some small bugs are fixed. |
| 2004-11-05 13:54 |
Just few small bugfixes. |
| 2004-11-04 23:08 |
New homepage for Alexf Dialer! AFD is a dial-up dialer. A very user oriented modem dialer that combines an easy to use interface and powerful abilities. |
| 2004-11-02 18:13 |
New website Engine! |
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| Top 10 Software news |
| 2008-08-05 16:00 |
securitas writes "Almost a decade after the Internet bubble collapsed, the New York Times reports on the revival of the Silicon Alley technology social scene — with a twist. It's now about substance. Gone are the "glitzy club ... minor celebrities, go-go dancers, an open bar and pricey giveaways" in favor of unconferences, Ignite, Pecha Kucha, ideas and 'a night life that involves actuall... |
| 2008-08-05 13:00 |
Circuit City is in full-apology mode today after an exec ordered the removal from store shelves of a Mad Magazine issue featuring a biting parody of the beleaguered electronics chain. "We apologize for the knee-jerk reaction," a spokesman says of this latest instance of information suppression gone awry, otherwise known as The Streisand Effect. |
| 2008-08-07 16:00 |
3400+ diggs and the thumbs up/down counts are low. Looks like something is changing on digg. Anyone getting deja vu? |
| 2008-08-03 13:00 |
Ringo Kamens writes to ask if the use of Hushmail can still be considered a secure method of communication: "For a long time, Hushmail was considered a very secure email provider until an affidavit (PDF) from a DEA agent in 2007 showed that they had handed over 12 CDs of possibly decrypted data to law enforcement. Now, Cryptome has posted that the Hushmail encryption program is no longer the sa... |
| 2008-08-04 07:00 |
He calls himself "Jimmy Justice," a self-styled "cop-arazzi," armed only with a video camera as he prowls the streets of New York looking for law enforcement officers who are breaking the law. His targets are illegally parked city government vehicles -- particularly cars of traffic cops blocking bus stops, sitting in "no parking" zones or double-pa |
| 2008-08-07 04:00 |
Alan Dechert at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo, publicly displayed the open-source e-voting system he helped develop that fixes some of the problems that he and other critics found in the nation's voting systems almost a decade ago."I watched the 2000 election, and I was stunned that we didn't know how to count ballots," Dechert said. |
| 2008-08-06 07:00 |
theodp writes "On Tuesday, IBM was granted US Patent No. 7,407,089 for storing a preference for paper or plastic grocery bags on customer cards and displaying a picture of said preference after a card is scanned. The invention, Big Blue explains, eliminates the 'unnecessary inconvenience for both the customer and the cashier' that results when 'Paper or Plastic?' must be asked. The patent claim... |
| 2008-08-04 19:00 |
The US Court of Federal Claims has ruled that, when crafting the DMCA, Congress left the US government immune to any claims of infringement under the statute. So when the Air Force cracked some code to avoid an expiration date, it apparently acted legally. |
| 2008-08-05 22:00 |
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, Center for Democracy and Technology, Public Citizen, and a group of 14 law professors have filed an amicus brief in the case against a mother who allegedly harassed a teenager on MySpace, driving the girl to suicide. The groups argue that, while the events were tragic, holding the mom criminally responsible could |
| 2008-08-05 10:00 |
With the recent attention to the DHS's draconian policy on laptop searches at borders, a blog post by Steven Bellovin from last month is worth wider discussion. Bellovin extrapolates from the DHS border policy on physical electronic devices and asks why authorities wouldn't push to extend it to electronic data transfers. "...it would seem to make little difference if the information is 'importe... |
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online casino bluebook
online casino gambling guide, to top ranked online casinos and reviews of over 200 gambling related websites. www.onlinecasinobluebook.com also host a casino forum, blog, and casino news articles
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