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BS Detect by Infinite Madness

Ever had a co-worker who spouts unbelievable loads of utter rubbish at regular intervals? Then this program is a necessity. BS Detect will display a customizable alert when anyone nearby begins to tell lies, exaggerations, or indeed, anything else you don't like. You can send an alert to yourself, to anyone on your network, you can even set an alert to go off after a delay of a few seconds!

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2X ThinClientServer for Windows by 2X

2X ThinClientServer is complete solution for the central deployment, configuration and management of thin clients & user's connection settings. Both PCs (converted 2 thinclients) & thin client devices from any vendor are supported via 2XThinClientOS. Thin client settings (RDP / ICA / NX), screen size, Terminal server type (Windows/Citrix/Linux etc) and name can be controlled centrally by user, group or department (Active Directory/LDAP).

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NetSuperSonic by NetSuper Sonic

NetSuperSonic is a software application designed to optimize your internet connection in relation to your Windows Operating System. NetSuperSonic is designed to optimize connection-specific settings that can be restored to default with a single click. These settings are rWinSize, MTUs, DefaultTTL, PMTUDiscovery, PMTUBlackHoleDetect, Tcp1323Opts, and TcpSackOpts. Don't know what those are? Don't worry. NetSuperSonic takes care of these.

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SC-PassUnleash by Soft-Central

Most applications under Windows allow you to store their passwords. Examples are the passwords of ISP's, the password of your email client or FTP tool. Once the password is stored, it is hidden under a row of "***" asterisks and cannot be read again. Now, this nifty utility allows you to read any of your passwords that are covered by the asterisks by simply dragging a cursor over such a password field. Once the cursor is on top of a "***" pas

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