This is a great idea. My email provider offers WebDav, so I might set up something similar where I most frequently used applications.

Quoted: Even better, though, you can open up Windows Explorer and point it to \\live.sysinternals.com\ to browse and launch any Sysinternals app as though you've already downloaded and installed it on your computer. That means next time you're doing tech support for friends and you forgot your PC Rescue Kit, you can quickly get to any Sysinternals tool for help.

Quoted: A new report released today by Forrester Research is predicting that enterprise spending on Web 2.0 technologies is going to increase dramatically over the next five years. This ...

Quoted: [From a commenter] In my experience people with this proposition are just as seriously underestimating the business side. If you're going to take on a business partner, that partner better be able to bring in money. You should ask how much money they're bringing to the table and what the sales pipeline looks like. If both are empty, then they aren't going to hold up their end of the bargain no matter what you build.

This is probably a good thing to download and install on your Windows machines before they remove it.

Quoted: The Giveaway of the Day web site is offering the normally $90 Data Recovery Wizard Professional software as a free download today only. If you've accidentally deleted important files or documents, chances are the Data Recovery Wizard Professional edition can recover them (if another process didn't overwrite the disk space with new data).

My friend recommends DVCS, specifically Mercurial, over centralized source control.

Quoted: First generation DVCSes include Arch and Monotone. The second generation was prompted by the arrival of Darcs, followed by a host of others, including Mercurial, Bazaar, and Git.
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See the List of revision control software for a more comprehensive list.

If you want Exposé on Vista...

Quoted: I'm kinda tired of these showy Vista window flyaround things myself, but if you're aching for a Exposé-like Vista action, Switcher may be it.

While Emacs is my primary editor, I use this editor to search and manipulate very large files. The only downside is that the text mode is much slower than the hex mode. What I typically do for a large text file is open it in hex mode, locate the relevant section (you can search for text even in this mode), and copy/paste it into a smaller text mode buffer.

Quoted: EditPad Lite: A fine text editor with all the necessary basic features. Free for non-commercial use. An ideal replacement for Notepad.

We can use this to share files in investment club.

Quoted: Here's how it works: navigate to Senduit, find the file you want to share with someone, upload it (took me about 20 seconds to upload a 518 KB file), and then Senduit gives you a URL where your file can be accessed - this link goes inactive after 30 minutes.