Hey people check out the following software:
http://code.google.com/p/uitzendinggemist-dlna/
It’s still in a beta, but you can use it for watching Uitzendinggemist, RTL Gemist, Net5, SBS6 and Veronica on your TV.
Paul Wagener has started the project as a Pyton script and rewrote it to Java as a plugin for PS3 Media Server (at least build 381). I’m trying to commit good code too 
Will write some more text about this later, in the meantime please test it and enjoy!
This tool is freeware and works great. It lets you save/download a complete website to your local harddisk.
http://www.httrack.com/
Check out this very nice app. It was the only one, who converted my avi correctly without any errors.
Also it’s optimized for dual or quad cores!
http://www.dvdflick.net/
Freeware, open source
Ever tried to make a good list of all Windows and Office license keys on your network computers?
This can be a h*ll of a job.
Try this app to recovery every Windows and Office serials from the PC’s on your network. (You need domain admin rights).
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/product_cd_key_viewer.html
Open the app in the command prompt (cmd) with the parameters for scanning the whole network.
Takes a little time, but works perfect!
Ever thought of two mouse cursors at the same time? After googling I found a SDK from Microsoft, to make multi mouse available WITHIN your own application. I was wondering if this can be done system width.
The answer is YES!
There’s an open source project named CPNMouse (kinda outdated, last update was in 2004) but it works!
Download the custom driver (make sure you have the binary) from this website.
Select your mouse in device manager, and update the driver to the downloaded on. Instructions
If windows tells you there is no supported hardware in this driver follow these instructions (easy to fix!):
| Windows 2000/XP/2003 |
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After you successfully installed this driver (on both mouses!) download and run the ordinary-binary application. This starts two mouse pointers witch can move separated.
It works, but the scroll function is lost (after the application is starts, not by installing the driver).
Try it yourself
PS: It’s working on Windows XP SP3
Extra link:
Funny little multi mouse game: