Leftblank

More and more people seem to choose web mail over the good old traditional way of using a mail application on your PC, the increasing growth of space available on providers such as Gmail and Live Mail only proof this. It might be old school, but I’m still a fan of the old way. I’ve [...]

It took long enough this time, but finally it’s time; the Vista bashing on ‘big’ sites has begun. Now Vista has been on the market for a couple of months, more and more criticism is coming up related to Windows Vista’s new features, such as the firewall and the changes in user permissions.
The first article [...]

While back in the early 90’s – before my digital time began, so I’m relying on Wikipedia – the company PKWare was big their their software ‘PKZip’, one of the first command line zip programs that allowed you to save and compress multiple files into one.
However, when a lot of other programs were made with [...]

It’s not exactly blogging or internet related, but still an amazing little application; Launchy! Everyone who has been working with a Macintosh lately knows the usefulness of ‘Quicksilver’, an application that will let you hit a command, type in a couple of characters and instantly open the applications or documents found, all in a matter [...]

RemotePC, a company that is pretty known for there tons of online advertisements for their remote access software, has brought out a new revision of their software. With this new version, one quite some people have been waiting for – such as me – quite a lot of new functions and features have been added.
One [...]

While generally speaking I’m no fan of changes, not in homes, not in rooms and definitely not in terms of software, the company ‘SecureZIP’ is now offering a pretty interesting limited download offer. Their ZIP-application will allow you to do much of the same other zip programs do.
However, as the company also comes with the [...]

After a little moment of slience, OpenDNS has managed to get their alternative DNS services into the news again, this time even News.com. For those who haven’t read my older post about them, explaining how it works – OpenDNS is an alternative for the ‘good old’ way of resolving domain names to ip’s, using their [...]

Yesterday was a good day, a wonderful day, an important day. You might ask yourself; ‘why!?’, but then again, after reading the title it should be pretty clear: A new version of the popular Debian-based linux distribution ‘Ubuntu’ has been released, featuring tons of fixes and new functionality.
As you must’ve seen already, Microsoft launched ‘Windows [...]

IDrive is back and ideological again! This company, specialized in online backup systems and services, has launched the latest version of both their advertisement campaign as well as their software. With their latest IDrive-E, you can backup your hard drive, documents or any specific file or folder in no-time.
One other very interesting point of this [...]

Unless you’re not much into tech related websites, you most likely have already heard about the new release of Debian linux a couple of days ago. This release is considered stable and it’s recommended to upgrade, support for version 3.1 will stop relatively soon. Besides this it’s also nice to stay a little up to [...]