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CyberNotes: Free Alarm Clocks for Windows & Mac

September 2nd, 2008
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Time Saving Tuesday

Windows; Mac
Finding a good alarm clock to help get you up in the wee hours of the morning can be tough. I have a tendency of placing the clock out of arms reach so that I have to get out of bed in order to turn it off.

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Unofficial Google Desktop Suite

August 28th, 2008
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Win; Mac; Linux
It's always surprised me that Google has a few desktop applications (Picasa, Google Desktop Search, Google Talk, etc...), but for one reason or another they don't have any programs that leverage some of their other big services. Having a program for Gmail,

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Time Saving Tuesday

Win; Mac; Linux
One of the things that's always nice to know is what you can remove from your hard drive to quickly regain hard drive space. Maybe there are some enormous games on your computer that you don't play anymore, or files you've

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Phun: 2D Physics Sandbox

August 23rd, 2008
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Win; Mac; Linux
The weekend is here, and I'm sure you're wondering how you can burn through hours and hours of your precious time by doing nothing productive. Like always, we've got you covered. Go download the free Phun program, and let your imagination run wild.

What is it? Phun is a

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Create Panoramic Photos with Hugin

August 22nd, 2008
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Win; Mac; Linux
Panoramic photos seem to be becoming more common these days as people carry cameras with them wherever they go. In the past we've shown you tools like AutoStitch and Windows Live Photo Gallery that make assembling panoramic

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Windows; Mac; Linux
A few months ago we wrote about a free application that was able to track stolen computers, and today we've got an open source alternative for you. It's called Adeona, and it's interesting how it works. After setting it up

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Win; Mac; Linux
Whenever I do programming I tend to use some form of text editor, and so far my favorite app for that is Notepad++. Ever since they added in the code auto-completion it has been a great tool for the projects

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