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The winsplit revolution site looks like it wasn't reupped so I've rehosted it here: http://a.pomf.se/idkzzp.exe You can access the md5 sum (b7417d3e1db10db8e6c19caf69dfcc88) (and binary, although who knows for how long) from archive.org in case you didn't trust me.
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What are the good freeware video editing softwares out there? Just something to cut and stitch basic .avi videos I take with my phone?
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Gothmog1065 posted:What are the good freeware video editing softwares out there? Just something to cut and stitch basic .avi videos I take with my phone? Windows Movie Maker works great for just stitching and cutting and it comes free with Windows. 
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Link Shell Extension Creates symbolic links, junctions and other types of redirections straight from Windows Explorer context menu. For example, if your system drive is getting full, you can move big folders like games to an another drive and then junction them back to their original locations, and they will continue to work. No reinstallation needed.
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Evilreaver posted:What's the go-to free antivirus nowadays? All my old standbys have gone premium or invasive-ad-supported or they pop up all sorts of annoying poo poo. I used avast for a while but got annoyed with certain aspects of it. Bitdefender has one of the best dtection rates and now offers a bare bones free edition which im really likeing the fact I dont notice its there. http://www.bitdefender.co.uk/solutions/free.html
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Winmerge Compare and visualize the differences between two files or folders, then reconcile the differences. A handy visual 'diff' for Windows. Textcrawler Find and replace within text files and folders.
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Are there any light torrent clients that allow a) controlling the interface remotely, and b) adding torrents remotely? I'm currently using Tixati, but that only allows for a) (and with a pretty basic interface, at that), but doesn't do b).
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Ur Getting Fatter posted:Are there any light torrent clients that allow a) controlling the interface remotely, and b) adding torrents remotely? I want to say qBittorrent is what you're looking for. It definitely does A and I'm pretty sure it does B. I have it set up to monitor a folder, which I mounted as a network share, for any new .torrent files and it automatically adds them to the queue. I'm pretty certain that you can add magnet links and the like through the web UI.
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Jun 4, 2014 16:53
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uTorrent has a Web UI function, is it no longer the standard?
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Jun 4, 2014 17:09
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For reasons I don't  enough to understand, a number of torrent sites have started to block the utorrent client. qbittorrent seems like the most popular replacement, deluge is probably OK too.
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Newer versions of uTorrent, post v3, are "chatty" with each other. This is a problem. I suggest uTorrent v2.9.x.
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I need a video converter program. I would like it to use my GPU to encode as it should encode much faster than my CPU. GTX 680 vs i7 920. Badaboom was what I used when I had GTX 460s, but they stopped support for the GTX 6 series and have closed up shop.
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SymmetryrtemmyS posted:Newer versions of uTorrent, post v3, are "chatty" with each other. This is a problem. I suggest uTorrent v2.9.x. Also obnoxious advertising.
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SymmetryrtemmyS posted:Newer versions of uTorrent, post v3, are "chatty" with each other. This is a problem. I suggest uTorrent v2.9.x. I have a 3.1 that seems to work fine so far, but I mostly use the Download Station on my NAS anyway.
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SymmetryrtemmyS posted:Newer versions of uTorrent, post v3, are "chatty" with each other. What does this mean? I've never heard this term in reference to software.
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Jun 4, 2014 22:16
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Utorrent isn't the go-to torrent program anymore?
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Christoff posted:Utorrent isn't the go-to torrent program anymore? The day it started bundling toolbars with the installer, had that search functionality, and became bloated over what it used to be is the day I switched to qBittorrent. It's the same thing but without all the bloat.
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hooah posted:What does this mean? I've never heard this term in reference to software. I'm not sure of all the technical details behind it, but what I've been told by some private trackers is that uTorrent now has more communication between uTorrent clients, so it's less private or anonymous or something. The ads can also track you, which is a separate problem.
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Christoff posted:Utorrent isn't the go-to torrent program anymore? Transmission or Deluge.
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I use Deluge on Linux/OS X and qBittorrent on Windows.
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Recently switched to qBittorrent basically all the features of utorrent. One small annoyance is that in utorrent of I typed the first letter of a label and hit down then enter it auto completes with capitalization. QBittorent doesn't auto capitalize. Nothing major though. Oh and it plays a bit wise with my dark theme.
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Anybody have a favorite utility to copy DVDs? This isn't for , I swear. I don't need it to decrypt anything. I just want a disc duplicator program that can use two disc drives. I just want something as stupid simple as "select source drive, select destination drive, GO". Easy enough for old people to use. Googling for this brings up all kinds of sketchy websites, and nothing all that useful that I can see.
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CDBurnerXP is usually my go-to disc program in general. I think it can do A->B copying.
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slartibartfast posted:Anybody have a favorite utility to copy DVDs? This isn't for ImgBurn
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c0burn posted:ImgBurn Same, only downside that you have to make it an iso first i think.
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Thanks, guys! CDBurnerXP looks like it'll do exactly what I need.
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If you still want to use utorrent, turn off the ads by going to Preferences->Advanced and filtering by the word "offer." You can turn off any/all ads that way. There's also a transmission port for windows. Qbittorrent is nice though, I don't mind it
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TheQat posted:If you still want to use utorrent, turn off the ads by going to Preferences->Advanced and filtering by the word "offer." You can turn off any/all ads that way. You can restrict it to ads about the paid Plus version, but that's as far as you can go.
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^Note to self, don't upgrade past 3.4.1TheQat posted:If you still want to use utorrent, turn off the ads by going to Preferences->Advanced and filtering by the word "offer." You can turn off any/all ads that way. THANK YOU. No more ads for D-list MMORPG's or "Get Paid on the Internet" schemes.
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I'm not sure there is really any reason to upgrade utorrent 2.9 unless some vulnerability comes up or there is an update to the torrent format. Any downsides to QT on Windows (qbittorrent) ? I always avoided additional frameworks due to memory usage and performance. I prefer to use native when possible, but I suppose thats not as much an issue with modern machines.
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Dyscrasia posted:Any downsides to QT on Windows (qbittorrent) ? I always avoided additional frameworks due to memory usage and performance. I prefer to use native when possible, but I suppose thats not as much an issue with modern machines. .NET as a user experience is also not what it was ten years ago, by the way. Wasn't a fan of things that used it back then but I haven't had a reason to think about it in the last five years. Sure, technically it takes up space on on disk, but other than that, who even cares anymore.
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For uTorrent, also set gui.show_notorrents_node and gui.show_plus_upsell to false. It'll look like pre-2008 uTorrent again.
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Flipperwaldt posted:Have not used qbittorrent, but I used the midi sequencer SEQ24 on Windows, which required the QT framework and it's like literally two or three files of a couple of hunderd kilobyte. Wouldn't even be an issue on a 15 year old computer.  I've always wondered, do those direct connect sharing still exist? I forgot the name, it was same concept as napster/limewire? Ditto is clipboard addon that's very useful if you do a lot of cut/paste. It saves as long a history as you want, organize it Femur fucked around with this message at 19:10 on Jun 7, 2014 |
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A long shot, but does anyone know where I might find the old versions of Synergy that worked on Windows NT? Everything I've found recently has stopped back-support, unsurprisingly. We've got a PC driving a piece of legacy lab equipment that *has* to run NT, and it'd be nice to get rid of the snake-farm of PS/2 wires and yellowing keyboards.
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Cefte posted:A long shot, but does anyone know where I might find the old versions of Synergy that worked on Windows NT? Everything I've found recently has stopped back-support, unsurprisingly. I am guessing you've already try these? I remember using Synergy in college, so it's probably still on those 74GB hdds in the closet; but it will probably not be a much earlier version than that site's. Femur fucked around with this message at 01:54 on Jun 8, 2014 |
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Femur posted:I've always wondered, do those direct connect sharing still exist? I forgot the name, it was same concept as napster/limewire?
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Femur posted:I am guessing you've already try these? I remember using Synergy in college, so it's probably still on those 74GB hdds in the closet; but it will probably not be a much earlier version than that site's.
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What's the best free office suite out there? I know OpenOffice used to be good but that's apparently discontinued.
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LibreOffice.
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MikeJF posted:LibreOffice. Thanks.
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