I have a dilemma. I listen to podcasts a lot. But I own/use neither an iPod nor iTunes. So, up until now, I have gone to my podcasts’ websites and manually downloaded the ‘casts I want to listen to, one by one. Not terribly time-consuming, but I know there are programs out there that will [...]
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Tuesday.exe: Miro
Posted by Clarke on June 1st, 2010
Posted in Tuesday.exe 
Tags: Apple, Free Stuff, Miro, Open Source, PC, Podcasts, Tuesday.exe 
2 Comments »Tuesday.exe: Winsock Fix
Posted by Justin on May 18th, 2010
For those of you still using/supporting Windows XP this tool is a must. Whenever you try to install networking software, or maybe browsing is just incredibly slow when it shouldn’t be, is when this tool comes in handy. What it does is it just resets all of your network settings to default (TCP/IP) and clears [...]
Posted in Networking, Tuesday.exe Tags: Free Stuff, Internet, Networking, PC, Tuesday.exe, Winsock Fix No Comments »Tuesday.exe: Time Waster Edition
Posted by Clarke on April 27th, 2010
Normally we use this space on this day to provide you with helpful, mostly free, tools that can make your computer experience easier or more efficient. But, as Jack Torrance will tell you, all work and no play makes us all dull boys.
So, this week, we decided to take it easy and indulge in a [...]
Posted in Cell Phones, Gaming, PC, Tuesday.exe Tags: Doom, Doom 95, Flash Games, iPhone, Just Cause 2, Mr. AahH!!, PC, Robot Unicorn Attack, Tuesday.exe, Video Games 6 Comments »Tuesday.exe: TweetDeck
Posted by Justin on April 20th, 2010
When keeping current your Myspace, Facebook, and Twitter, things can get tedious. If you want to update all of them, you have to manually go in and do it or use plug-ins to integrate them all, which can become a hassle. Luckily, there’s TweetDeck. This handy little application will let you work with most of [...]
Tuesday.exe: TuxGuitar
Posted by Clarke on April 20th, 2010
If you’re a guitar player and an Internet user, you’re likely familiar with tabs. Simple ASCII documents with lots of lines and numbers, tabs are for those of us who want to know how to play a song but can’t read music. However, tabs don’t reliably provide the tempo of the song, and it’s difficult [...]
Tuesday.exe: CPU-Z
Posted by Clarke on April 13th, 2010
My noob might be showing, but I’ll admit that with every computer I’ve owned, after a certain point, I lose track of the specs. I imagine that for real tech-heads who are constantly fiddling with their machines’ inner workings, it’s easy to remember every last detail. But for people like me, who need to know [...]
Posted in Computers, Hardware, Tuesday.exe Tags: Computer Hardware, Computers, CPU-Z, CPUID, Tuesday.exe No Comments »Tuesday.exe: MP3 Fox
Posted by Clarke on March 30th, 2010
Everybody’s got MP3s. And odds are good that you weren’t the one who named those files you’ve got. If you’re serious about your music collection, it won’t do to have “The Beetles – Love, Love Me Do” sitting in your music folder. Particularly if the ID3 tag identifies that artist as “Beatles, The.” This is [...]
Tuesday.exe: WordPress Android App
Posted by Justin on March 30th, 2010
So in the spirit of Tuesday.exe I am writing this article from my droid… as you can probably tell, it works, though typing an article on a phone is kind of a task.
You can insert links, photos, make your font italic or bold, you can also tag and categorize the article.
If you run a wordpress [...]
Tuesday.exe: Where’s My Droid
Posted by Justin on March 23rd, 2010
Ever lose your phone and try to call it, then you remember you left the fucking thing on silent? Yeah, we all have. Where’s My Droid eliminates that problem. Well, provided you got it before you lost the damn phone. All you do is set up a message in Where’s My Droid, get someone [...]
Posted in Cell Phones, Tuesday.exe Tags: alienmanfc6, Brad Degelau, Tuesday.exe, Wheres My Droid No Comments »Tuesday.exe: TeraCopy
Posted by Justin on March 16th, 2010
We all know that copying or moving files in Windows blows. It has gotten better in Windows 7, but now there’s a new/old gun in town. TeraCopy now has W7 x64 support. That’s right, it’s time to move some shit.
