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Alexf's Wallpaper Rotator
AWR is a very simple free program to change and "rotate" wallpapers at your desktop. You can specify time interval between "rotations" and select as many images as you want.

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Alexf Dialer is Back

2005-03-03 00:41
Resurrection after 5 years.

ALJ: new version

2005-01-07 15:56
Now in case of errors program is able to send log file to developer. Also some small bugs are fixed.

AWR: new version

2004-12-01 23:08
New version of Alexf's Wallpaper Rotator. Read more...

ALJ: new version

2004-11-05 13:54
Just few small bugfixes.

Alexf Dialer

2004-11-04 23:08
New homepage for Alexf Dialer! AFD is a dial-up dialer. A very user oriented modem dialer that combines an easy to use interface and powerful abilities.

New Win32Utils.com

2004-11-02 18:13
New website Engine!

 

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Timing Technology Behind Olympic Record Results

2008-08-21 13:00
An anonymous reader writes "We've been on the edge of our seats cheering on the athletes at the Beijing Olympic games — but so often do athletes' victories and defeats rely on accurate timing. As the athletes compete on the world stage behind the scenes technology records their results. This interview with Omega's Christophe Berthaud (video) — the company's 23rd time as official Oly...

Western Digital Working On a 20,000 RPM Drive

2008-08-17 01:20
MrKaos writes "Western Digital seems to be preparing for the onslaught of solid-state drives set to impact its market by developing a 20,000 rpm hard drive. Similar to the VelociRaptor line of drives, the new drives are speculated to be offering lower capacity as a tradeoff for faster seek and write times." This report out of Taipei is the only word on the rumored WD 20K drive. It's said to be ...

Canonical Joins The Linux Foundation

2008-08-19 01:40
The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating the growth of Linux, today announced that Canonical has become a member of the Foundation.

Is Apple shooting in the dark to fix iPhone 3G issues?

2008-08-20 13:00
Some upgraders are actually reporting just the opposite, though -- for these lucky few, 2.0.2 seems to be making reception somehow worse than it already was, and what's more, there are intermittent reports cropping up of broken third-party apps, too.

Mars Lander Snaps the Most Detailed Pics Yet

2008-08-19 16:00
An anonymous reader writes "The Mars Lander has taken its very first microscopic image of a piece of Martian dust (image). The particle, according to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, is shown at a higher magnification than anything ever seen from another planet. The piece of dust is a rounded particle about a millionth of a meter across. This particle is one of the countless specks of dust that c...

Bees Help Detectives Catch Serial Killers

2008-08-17 07:00
Hugh Pickens writes "The way bumblebees search for food could help detectives hunt down serial killers — because just as bees forage some distance away from their hives, so murderers avoid killing near their homes, says a University of London research team. The researchers' analysis describes how bees create a 'buffer zone' around their hive where they will not forage, to reduce the risk ...

U.S. at risk of cyberattacks, experts say

2008-08-19 10:00
Experts say the recent computer attacks on Georgia signal a new kind of cyber war. The U.S. is not fully prepared for a large-scale, coordinated attack, experts say. Such attacks can be mounted anonymously and cheaply from anywhere in the world. A cyberattack on the U.S. could hobble utilities, transportation and other infrastructure

The Pirate Bay Appeals Italian Blockade

2008-08-21 07:00
The Pirate Bay has decided to fight the decision of an Italian judge after it ordered ISPs to block access to the popular tracker. The blocks didn’t prove particularly effective as traffic from Italy only increased but nevertheless, The Pirate Bay is determined to reverse the decision.

10 Years of Google: Big Friendly Giant or a Greedy Goliath?

2008-08-18 16:01
Every day, all over the world, millions of us use Google. Founded 10 years ago by two students, it is now so powerful that it threatens to swallow up all other media while global leaders queue for its blessing. But just as we seek knowledge from Google, so Google gleans secrets from us. Has the cool baby grown up into a sinister corporate threat?


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