50 Cent - Forever King (Mixtape) (1)
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Before I head out for a night of Corona x Patron consuming (way to counteract the work out I just had huh? haha) I figured I’d drop off Curtis’ latest offering, Sincerely Southside pt.2 Forever King. Shouts to Miss Info on the premiere. Tracklist + Download link after the jump… DOWNLOAD: 50 Cent - Forever King | Mediafire PREVIOUS: 50 Cent - War Angel LP
14 Free iTunes Visualizers (14)
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Apple’s iTunes application is perhaps the most popular app ever installed on the Mac. It’s also one of the least flexible, in terms of customization. There’s little you can do to “make it your own,” so to speak. However, all is not lost for habitual tweakers like myself; the iTunes Visualizer can satisfy your need to not leave well-enough alone. If you display your iTunes window on a second monitor, or just like to look ...
G2Peer Shares Your Files Through Gmail [Downloads] (51)
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Windows only: Free application g2Peer shares files with friends by using your Gmail account as a virtual "IP address." Once installed, you need to log into g2Peer with your Gmail account information. Then it's as easy as adding Gmail addresses of people you wish to share with and the folders and files you want them to see. Likewise, other users can install g2Peer if they wish to allow you access to their files as well. ...
InstaClick Opens New Tabs with Right Clicks on Laptops [Downloads] (9)
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Firefox only (Win/Mac/Linux): Firefox extension InstaClick makes up for your laptop's lack of a middle mouse button by re-mapping the right-click function to open links in a new tab. Once the extension is installed, using right-click on any link will open it in a new tab. If you want to see the normal context menu for a link, simply hold down the Shift, Ctrl, or Alt keys while right-clicking on the link. There's no UI, ...
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Dedalus said:
I'd prefer a different solution: left-click (tap, actually) + modifier key. Oh, wait! It's already been implemented. Trash the extension.
GFI Backup is an Easy to Use, Free Backup Solution [Downloads] (17)
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Windows only: Backup and Synchronization utility GFI Backup is an easy to use, full-featured package for keeping your collections of files safe and secure. Using the software is easy, with a wizard-based setup for new backup tasks and lots of options to choose from. GFI Backup can do AES encryption, incremental or differential backups, notifications, or file synchronization—and it can backup your data to local folders, FTP, network, or even removable flash drives, making it ...
How to Crack a Wi-Fi Network's WEP Password with BackTrack [Wi-Fi] (287)
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You already know that if you want to lock down your Wi-Fi network, you should opt for WPA encryption because WEP is easy to crack. But did you know how easy? Take a look. Today we're going to run down, step-by-step, how to crack a Wi-Fi network with WEP security turned on. But first, a word: Knowledge is power, but power doesn't mean you should be a jerk, or do anything illegal. Knowing how to ...
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starbane said:
Perfect illustration of why not to use WEP.
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Mark said:
Interesting little how-to. I knew it was easy, but never really looked into what software/hardware you'd need to do it.
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ARSHUM said:
anyone still using WEP encrypted wi-fi?
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Adrián Dantas said:
Já fui vitima da baixa segurança do WEP... :(
Postbox Email Client Gets Add-On Capabilities [Downloads] (13)
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Windows/Mac: Email client and attachment aggregator Postbox shows off its Mozilla roots by adding support for add-ons—many of them out of the Thunderbird community—in its latest beta release. Update: Apologies for the typos and incomplete headline in an earlier version, the result of an accidental publish button pushing. Given the sheer amount of media Postbox organizes in any email account, add-ons could be an exciting possibility for Postbox, as developers write tools to make use ...
7stacks Does OS X Stacks in Windows 7 Style [Downloads] (17)
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Windows only: Application launcher 7stacks adds the Stacks functionality of Mac's OS X to Windows 7, including Aero transparency effects that blend into your taskbar perfectly. To create your own stacks, launch the application, pick a folder and the type of launcher you want, create a shortcut on the desktop, and then right-click the shortcut and pin it to the taskbar. You can pin up to 10 shortcuts onto the taskbar this way, and you ...
Firefox 3.5 Officially Available for Download #firefox (88)
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Windows/Mac/Linux: The final version of the Firefox is starting to show up on Mozilla's web site, and some readers are reporting update notices. Here's a few links you should check out before downloading that browser. Top 10 Firefox 3.5 Features - Breaking down the Private Browsing Mode, TraceMonkey JavaScript engine, little interface features, and bigger changes to the increasingly popular open-source web browser. Disable location-aware browsing and tab tearing - If those features sound more ...
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RuskiTyoma said:
Important read, if only for the Add-On Comp. Center. Read it.
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alistair said:
Yay. I actually managed to get a pre-release update. I love that Microsoft is losing share
TubeMaster++ Update Makes Grabbing Videos and Music Easier [Downloads] (40)
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Windows only: Last year we shared TubeMaster Plus with you, an extremely handy program for downloading videos and music from streaming sites. TubeMaster++ has been released and comes with a slew of new features. TubeMaster++ makes grabbing streaming videos and music incredibly simple. As long as TubeMaster++ is running, it will grab nearly every kind of media you watch over your internet connection thanks to its ability to scan the incoming data and not rely ...
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Michael Hyatt said:
This looks like it might be worth the download.
OffiSync Provides Google Syncing and Searches Inside Office [Downloads] (30)
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Windows: Free Office 2003 & 2007 plug-in OffiSync lets desktop users open documents from, and save to, Google Docs' online servers, but that's nothing amazingly new. A newer Google Search option does, however, integrates powerful image and web searches. That means that, rather than relying on Microsoft's Clip Art repository, or switching away from Office to search for a usable picture, you can hit the Google Search button on your Office toolbar. Hit that button, ...
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Ricky said:
This is pretty handy for anybody who uses office.
Ksplice Offers No-Reboot Ubuntu Security Fixes [Downloads] (17)
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Linux: If you're running a server, always-on media box, or other system that's powered by Ubuntu, you probably don't love having to reboot just to install security updates. Ksplice, a semi-free service, eliminates the need for downtime. Ksplice operates in way strikingly similar to Ubuntu's built-in Update Manager, checking for the latest vulnerabilities and fixes posted by Linux system administrator and builders around the globe and pinging you when updates are available. The difference is ...
Wireshark 1.2 Includes 64-Bit Support, Mapping Integration [Networking] (34)
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Windows/Mac/Linux: Popular network analyzer Wireshark threw a lot of useful features into its 1.2 update, giving net traffic watchers OpenStreetMap+GeoIP integration, new capture file support, and other updates. The previously featured utility is just as net-geeky as ever, showing packet movements as they happen along DNS, TCP, UDP, and other protocols and interfaces. On top of that, the app formerly known as Ethereal added a bunch of conveniences and tweaks: Display filters now autocomplete. A ...
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cbsmith said:
Clarification: it has had 64-bit Windows support for a while now. Now it just has it for that "other" platform.
CSMenu Brings the Classic Start Menu Back to Windows 7 [Downloads] (10)
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Windows only: Application launcher CSMenu makes up for the lack of a classic start menu option in Windows 7 by creating a menu that looks and works just like the ancient Windows 2000 menu did. Once installed, the application adds an icon to the system tray, but you'll have to pin the CSMenuLauncher.exe file to your Windows 7 taskbar to actually display the menu. You can use previously mentioned Start Killer to hide the regular ...
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Slightlynorth said:
How come every single time a new version of Windows comes out, someone makes a hack to make the menu look like Windows XP again? Perhaps there is a lesson here for Microsoft.
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Ryan said:
Folks....just let the fucker die.
MonitorES Pauses Media, Turns Off Monitor When You Lock Your PC [Downloads] (16)
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Windows only: Tiny utility MonitorES pauses your media player, turns off your monitor, and sets Google Talk to away whenever you lock your PC. Using the utility is a no-brainer: just start it up and choose whether to start the screensaver or turn off the monitor when you lock the workstation—the options for pausing media or setting your messenger status are under the Options button. Once it's running, locking your workstation with the Win+L shortcut ...
AutoSave Adds Reassurance to Notepad++ Editing [Downloads] (22)
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Windows: Notepad++, a light but reliable text editor we included in our 2009 Lifehacker Pack of essential Windows downloads, gets even more reliable with a free, configurable auto-saving plug-in. AutoSave, one of many Notepad++ plug-ins developed by Franco Stellari, simply adds an option and menu to have Notepad++ save whatever files you're working on every minute. Through its sub-menu, accessible at the Plug-Ins menu bar list, you can set AutoSave to save only the files ...