23
Jul 11

Sniffing Disks Since.. well, whatever

If you’ve got a ton of stuff sitting around on your hard drive, need some room, and don’t know where to start, you are in dire need of Disk Sniffer. No, it doesn’t do drugs for you, rather it shows you (rather intuitively) a visual representation of your drive and what’s nomming your space. Much love, Disk Sniffer, much love.

http://www.uderzo.it/main_products/space_sniffer/


28
Jun 11

Delete your empty folders / directories

When the day comes that you realize you can’t go to C:\ or your user folder and figure out what’s in there because there’s just too many gorram folders, the day has come that you shall use RED. That is all.

 

http://www.jonasjohn.de/lab/red.htm


22
May 11

Steam chat log and friend nicknames

I hate how you can never remember who your friends are on STEAM if they keep changing their names around. These free apps add a much needed chat log and a nickname ability to STEAM. I think I’m in love with this developer.

Just extract the DLL and both executables to your STEAM directory and run after starting STEAM.

http://tracker.limetech.org/projects/osw/files

 

EDIT (7/5/2011): The project seems to have been archived. I’ll be sending the author a message seeing if he’s willing to let us host the project here.

EDIT (9/13/2011): The project is now available here: https://bitbucket.org/VoiDeD/open-steamworks/downloads


06
Apr 11

Stupid flipping Monitors

Is there ANY reason that monitors can’t come out of the factory with their color settings correct? BEJEEZES! There’s a serious sickness in having to calibrate every monitor that comes my way and I think it’s terminal.

 

Here, do yourself a favor and calibrate your’s: http://www.normankoren.com/makingfineprints1A.html#gammachart

Use the controls on your monitor, or if you’re on a laptop start up your graphics card control panel, or:

You could try using the built in Windows Calibration, but I’ve noticed it doesn’t always save through. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Calibrate-your-display