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Do you remember Dos Navigator? Probably not, and I won’t tell you too much about it, only that this was a very good file manager for MS-DOS, and one of the features I loved was… Tetris! Yeah, a file manager with Tetris built in, ...Read More

If you’re one of those who don’t like to see their own passwords as they type (very useful when you’re in a room with people you can’t actually trust), password masking is a good idea, but it also has its weak parts, especially that ...Read More

A few years ago, a friend of mine told me he was working on some project, and I asked him about the language used, being almost sure he was employing PHP to get the job done. The surprise came when I found out he ...Read More

Zooming in certain sites is often needed, especially by people with various vision problems. While there are plenty of programs/browser plugins built to help you zoom in a certain page, and most browsers also have zooming capabilities right out of the box, implementing area ...Read More

Some time ago, I was talking about very simple tools that come with a single purpose, and those online behemots some love while others hate, like the SEOmoz tools package, for example. Now, the time has come for another really straightforward tool, namely Spiffy ...Read More

Do you remember FancyUpload? If you missed that one, you can still get back to it, but if you need to add some upload facilities to a site and you have some dark reason for avoiding FancyUpload, today I have something a bit different ...Read More

Ever wondered if Vista would be able to run inside a Web browser? Sure you haven’t, this is simply insane, but it seems a lot of insane things are happening on the Web these days… and qWikiOffice is one of those sweet crazy things ...Read More