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Creating a website is not too difficult. Making it look nice, however, can be very time-consuming or expensive. The default program for website design is Adobe Dreamweaver. However, since that program costs hundreds of dollars, it is natural to look for a free alternative. KompoZer is just that free, open-source option.
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For the security conscious TrueCrypt is a must. It has several different encryption options, I’m not going to pretend to understand the difference between them but from what I understand they are all pretty ridiculous. Better yet it allows you to use multiple encryption layers at once, making your files super-secure. Best of all it works with Windows, Mac, and Linux, so if you have things on your computer you want to keep ridiculously private, TrueCrypt is the way to go.
P.S. TrueCrypt is also a good way to hide pornography …
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For Mac users out there who want to run Windows programs frequently, Boot Camp does not really cut it because it requires a restart to get into Windows. Parallels and VMware Fusion both allow you to run Windows apps in Mac OS X seamlessly. Those two programs solve the issue of constantly restarting, but they are also rather pricey (at least they are too expensive for my budget). For those people, there is another option: VirtualBox. VirtualBox works the same way as Parallels and VMware Fusion and has most of …
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There are none. I’m pretty upset about it, but the LiveCD wouldn’t even work on my desktop.
