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Just found 2 useful pluggins for firefox.

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Forces HTTPS connections when possible. Doesn't make your shit unbreakable, but it adds a little more security.

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This is interesting mainly because it is free

Martz wrote:

Just found 2 useful pluggins for firefox.

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Forces HTTPS connections when possible. Doesn't make your shit unbreakable, but it adds a little more security.

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This is interesting mainly because it is free

firefox

Chrome users

Chrome is so good that it can't even automatically delete your history, you need an add-on for that. How ironic is that?

A browser that doesn't have the option to delete history. GG, even IE has that hahaha

I admit I didn't know that, but CCleaner actually does it, so

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That anonymox addon is simply awesome. Bad news is that I can only use that if I have a good internet connection. My internet is already slow, so if I use that and get far Ip then it gets even slower. Will use it in the future though when I have some good internets.

And what's this video converter you posted here? You're a little fucker, you know that? Don't just come here and post links, fuck you, I can do that too xD. Say something about it, why should we use it, why is it good. Damn lazy dude

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And what's this video converter you posted here? You're a little fucker, you know that? Don't just come here and post links, fuck you, I can do that too xD. Say something about it, why should we use it, why is it good. Damn lazy dude

Exactly what I thought

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That anonymox addon is simply awesome. Bad news is that I can only use that if I have a good internet connection. My internet is already slow, so if I use that and get far Ip then it gets even slower. Will use it in the future though when I have some good internets.

Yes, that's the little downside ^^ Good to know you find it useful as well. Good luck with hoping to get that, chrome users Google will fuck you in the ass.

])evil wrote:

And what's this video converter you posted here? You're a little fucker, you know that? Don't just come here and post links, fuck you, I can do that too xD. Say something about it, why should we use it, why is it good. Damn lazy dude

Well, I've read somewhere that at the moment, it's the most powerful easy-to-use tool to encode in H.264 (mkv or mp4). And since I've started looking into the matter, I thought maybe this soft was a good way to start doing things.

raven wrote:

Exactly what I thought

Well At least I post new stuff and not only rage answer (but that's better than nothing, I'll take what I can get, keep them coming )

Well .mkv is a nice format. It allows for multiple subs and audio to be inside just 1 file. But imo there isn't really a need to do that, at least for me, since I see the movies on the pc so having 2 files or 1 file doesn't matter.

What do you use it for? xD

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Well .mkv is a nice format. It allows for multiple subs and audio to be inside just 1 file. But imo there isn't really a need to do that, at least for me, since I see the movies on the pc so having 2 files or 1 file doesn't matter.

What do you use it for? xD

I'm not using it, I just think it's a good idea

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I'm not sure if I got it right though, can you explain me what does that exactly do?

raven wrote:

I'm not sure if I got it right though, can you explain me what does that exactly do?

It tells the trackers it finds to go fuck themselves.

Martz wrote:

raven wrote:

I'm not sure if I got it right though, can you explain me what does that exactly do?

It tells the trackers it finds to go fuck themselves.

alright, gonna give it a try

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Small soft some chick from class told me about. (now you're more interested in the chick than the soft, right? well, fuck me)

Just gonna copy/paste the description from the website 'coz I'm a lazy twat and I think it says it all better. There you go:

"CurrPorts is network monitoring software that displays the list of all currently opened TCP/IP and UDP ports on your local computer. For each port in the list, information about the process that opened the port is also displayed, including the process name, full path of the process, version information of the process (product name, file description, and so on), the time that the process was created, and the user that created it.
In addition, CurrPorts allows you to close unwanted TCP connections, kill the process that opened the ports, and save the TCP/UDP ports information to HTML file , XML file, or to tab-delimited text file.
CurrPorts also automatically mark with pink color suspicious TCP/UDP ports owned by unidentified applications (Applications without version information and icons)"

Anyway, it's useful shit and comes in handy when you have conflict access with 2 applications.

Download link can be found at the bottom of the page.

I was looking for a similar software some time ago, although I wanted something more powerful, like something that would tell me what every pc connected to my router is downloading/uploading. I haven't found a software like that yet (don't even know if it's possible without it being installed on all pcs connected to the router), but this does come in handy if it's for just your own computer I guess.

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Looks promising. I will give it a try, thanks!