Download
The web is full of downloads. So many that people just don’t know what’s good for them and what isn’t!
Here you can see a list of the articles I’ve written that contain downloads or links to downloads, all of which I personally recommend as the computer geek I am.
Searchlight 1.1 released
Searchlight, my application for lighting up your world (or at least a few metres in front of you) using your Android device’s LED has been updated to 1.1.
This update brings better behaviour on HTC Sense devices, where the screen is kept on (as this is necessary to keep the device’s light switched on). In addition, when the screen is …
Searchlight: An Android LED torch powered by the Search button
Light up your device’s LED no matter which app you’re in by holding Search.
My Personal Ninite Installer
This is basically for my own future reference, but the last few Windows installs I’ve done I’ve used Ninite to install most of my favourite software — easily and quickly!
If you’ve yet to discover it, check it out! Or if you’d rather just install software other people recommend wihout thinking, you can install my particular favourite software loadout.…
Phoenix Wright — Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations Soundtrack Download
That was a mouthful of a title.
Over time I’ve played and thoroughly enjoyed the Ace Attorney series of games, from Phoenix Wright to Apollo Justice. But for those of you familiar to the series, you’ll notice that this is the soundtrack for the third game in the series. So why have I posted this one?
You see, this soundtrack …
Fix Windows Sidebar Gadget File Association in Vista
Have you ever somehow managed to break the Gadget file association in Windows Vista? I have somehow, and that means that you can no longer install gadgets. Double-clicking a .gadget file does nothing, and the Sidebar offers no option to install gadgets itself!
If you try to re-associate the files with Windows Sidebar by telling to Open With… and …
Downloading & Opening Files
Having trouble opening the files you've downloaded? Use 7-Zip, the open source archive compressor and extractor for Windows, used to make the archives on this website.
Mac user? Try out The Unarchiver. Using a flavour of Linux? If you love CLIs, P7ZIP will probably do you well. If you'd prefer a GUI to play with, try File Roller for GNOME, or Ark for KDE.
