- CmVodbx32, DBF’s Coming Back — Choosing a database for your Web project? Huge, slow and expensive SQL databases have occupied just about all spots of the Internet. But are they the only option? Why not take a look back, at the good old DBF format, known since long ago for its light weight and low maintenance demands along with cutting-edge performance? The only concern you might have is how you’re going to connect it to your application in the world where just about…
- Dis# 3.1.1, Back To Sources — The great feature of bytecode-based languages, and, namely, .NET assemblies, is a possibility to «return to source code» at any time. Assembly decompilation is a great tool to understand «how something works», either some general algorithms and data structures, or internal logics of some software or components. Unfortunately, simple decompilation tools give a very poor result which is hard to read…
- Web Form Anti-Spam 1.00, Don't Let 'em Any Chance! — Spam and other automated and unwanted messages are a pain. The most painful aspect of the problem is that there is no 100% reliable method to fight the spam completely. But the progress is moving on, and today there are some hope-giving approaches; one of them is «do not let spammers know your contacts». But, if spammers can’t know them, how can others contact you? The trick is: professional spammers…
- RegCOPA Registry Editor, The Professional Approach to the Registry — Windows registry is as important as the brain for a human being. It contains all the operating system is, can do, etc. Certainly, it is still far from being perfect, and from time to time we have to get into those fine registry matters and fix the bugs hidden in it. Sure, technically it can be done automatically. However, should there be you and not your precious operating system; would you agree…
- RIP: Strike Back, Christmas Under Attack — It’s hard to imagine a battle while keeping thoughts on Christmas scenes. Christmas, as we know it, is about peace, love, unity, and synonyms of such. But it doesn’t make everyone happy when everything just goes good, and those envious folks bear cruel plans on taking your joy away from you and then ruling over you in the new world of darkness and evil. When dark times approach us, and the values that…
- DupKiller 0.8.2, Anti-Duplicates Missile! — On the huge ordnance yard of modern hundred-Gb disks and hundred-Mbit broadband Internet there are so many files stored you can’t even count them (like you can’t count stars in the sky). Not all of them are useful; and even useful ones are typically repeatedly stored here and there, today and yesterday, so, finally, you have your «disk ordnance yard» filled up with thousand of unnecessary repetitions of the same…
- RegRun Security Suite Version 5.70 – rock-solid protection from viruses, Trojans and other malware — These days, computer viruses spread faster than plague in the medieval Europe. A well-written Trojan can capture thousands and millions computer system within hours and keep them under control until a fix is released and applied. Most antiviral applications do a great job of isolating and killing viruses after they are listed in their database, but when it comes to protecting your system from unknown threats and shutting down any entrances from…
- DriveSentry - an impenetrable anti-virus armor for your PC — These days, viruses don’t surprise anyone — they are out there and are not going away any time soon. Therefore, if you can’t fully exclude the possibility of a virus attack, make sure you are well prepared and ready when one happens. If your efforts to find a reliable security solution that fully meets your requirements have been quite unsuccessful and you still haven’t chosen the right anti-virus software for your home…
- Shield Deluxe 2010 - reliable protection of your most valuable data from all kinds of virus attacks — Just like the most notorious strains of flu that keep the whole planet in fear these days, computer viruses put tens of thousands of computers out of order each year. It takes millions of man-hours to amend the consequences of virus attacks and the total annual damage from data corruption and loss is estimated in billions of dollars. Although we cannot eradicate the root of this problem, our combined efforts can help make the…
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