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Nathan Wright

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Arq 2.4.3
(Demo)

Tidy Up! 2.3.7
(Shareware)

Moneydance 2011
(Shareware)

Singlemizer 3.0.0
(Shareware)

iDentify 477
(Shareware)

Slink 1.9.8
(Demo)

TotalFinder 1.3.2
(Shareware)

HandBrake 0.9.5
(Free)

EvoCam 4.0.4
(Demo)

SecuritySpy 2.1.1
(Shareware)

DeltaWalker 1.9.8
(Shareware)

Mailplane 2.5.5
(Shareware)

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NZBVortex

Nullset rated on 01 Sep 2011
[Version 2.4.2]

Arq

Nullset commented on 20 May 2010

Wow, that's service ... Amazon announced Reduced Redundancy Storage on Wednesday, and the next day Arq has been updated to support it. Gotta love those dedicated developers :)

[Version 1.4]

Arq

Nullset reviewed on 13 May 2010

Absolutely terrific software. Backs up flawlessly each time, restoring is easy too. Price is a bit high, but given that there aren't any other automatic S3 backup programs (other than JungleDisk) and given that Arq has such a nice, simple, and easy to use interface I'm inclined to overlook it that minor complaint.

[Version 1.3.15]

ForeverSave

Nullset reviewed on 10 Mar 2010

Fantastic little app, and the developer is very responsive. Made a feature request and it appeared within a week or so in a new version. Well worth the money ... if it saves you even once you'll be happy you invested in it.

[Version 1.1.4]

Firefox

Nullset commented on 30 Jan 2010

Always been happy with Firefox in the past, but 3.6 seems to be very buggy. I've had dozens of crashes in the last few days, even when not actively using the browser (no windows open).

[Version 3.6]

VirtualBox

Nullset reviewed on 26 Jan 2010

Shoot, what can I say, I'm impressed. I own both VMWare and Parallels (newest versions of each) and VirtualBox appears to be both faster *and* less memory hungry than both of these products. Haven't used VirtualBox extensively yet, but from what I see so far I'm actually looking forward to using Windows occasionally (at least as much as a person *can* look forward to using Windows).

[Version 3.1.2]

Navicat Premium

Nullset commented on 11 Jan 2010

Expensive -- almost prohibitively so -- but a very nice and solid program (especially if you can get it at a discount). Handles MySQL/Postgres/Oracle (SQLite support is lacking), SSH tunnels, backups, the works.

[Version 8.1.7]

Together

nullset reviewed on 26 Nov 2007

This is one of those rare applications that actually *is* more useful than it first appears. It has quickly become my "memory manager" ... everything goes in here, from frequently used commands, to code snippets, to registrations and vacation receipts. Couldn't live without it.

Now if I could get a way to sync libraries between computers or access my library from a web interface ... :)

[Version 2.0.2]