MP3 Rocket (File recovery freeware)

MP3 Rocket
The worlds most popular file sharing software...made better!
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First impressions of MacBook Pro and dual booting in XP
I have owned Apple computers since 1989, but have never really purchased a brand new model. I almost picked up a PowerBook a couple of years ago, but then ended up buying a Fujitsu Tablet PC thinking the tablet functionality and handwriting recognition were things I would really use.
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Download of the Day: Kirby Footy Alarm & Task Scheduler
Windows only: The Kirby Footy Alarm and Task Scheduler launches popup reminders and emails files on a schedule you determine. Kirby Alarm is an alarm clock and task scheduler that will pop up a...
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Gem Quest
Addictive gem swapping puzzle game.
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Freeware Heaven - "I Want A Freeware Utility To..."
If you've ever spent more than five minutes searching for some good freeware, than have I got a site for you. eConsultant has a giant list of more freeware programs than you can shake a stick at, and...
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SOMPY MovieEncoder Freeware Video Conversion Tool
"Watch movies on all kinds of devices including Pocket PC, Palm, Smartphone, Portable Media Center. Have fun on the go. It's so convenient to put your favorite movie, TV show in pocket and watch them anywhere, anytime. This software provides you a easy to use interface to convert video files(wmv, rm, rmvb, avi, mpeg, mpg, Tivo2Go, etc) or DVD(*.vob) into small size portable format(avi) playable
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Death by End-User
Elsewhere in IT: Though Halloween won't come around for a while, but it's never too early for a good user horror story. Also: More handy freeware, Angry IP Scanner, seven years of 'chilly' DMCA weather and IE7's nearing the home stretch.
Source: redir.internet.com

KernelTrap: Preserving Oops Data Through Resets
"James Courtier queried the Linux Kernel mailing list on the feasibility of restoring the kernel ring buffer after a reset. He proposed simply writing the ring buffer data redundantly to memory in the hope that not all RAM is erased at boot time, allowing the buffer to be reconstructed.
Source: www.linuxtoday.com