I always have a USB thumbdrive with me wherever I go and have had a few little utilities which are always there on the drive. I just found a more comprehensive list of little utilities which can really come in handy in situations u can get stuck in. I’d add HiJackThis to the list on the following site:
A few of my favorites are nircmd, TorPark, BabyWeb Server and LockNote. Others are very usefull too.
I think I’d need a bigger thumdrive than my current 1 gb.
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Topi, you heard about portable PS CS 8.0 and portable Winamp?
Aunty's got it.
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:k:
nice
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nice one, TB :)
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Hmmm, scratchingHeadTryingToFigureOutTheUsesWalaIcon
Gotta give aunty a call!!
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winrar
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Check this out too, one of my favourite Portable apps listing site.
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Xming is there in that list. Pretty nifty set if you swing that way ;)
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add this to the list, at least it solved one of my problems, which many of the AV and AN Spyware were unable to..
http://www.neuber.com/taskmanager/index.html very small and handy (only 1.43 mb)
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cool :k:
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I do that too.
My must is vlc player and media classic player with codec
I have this portable 40 gig drive which is the size of a cigarette box only thinner, forget songs and apps, Movies is the way to go.
Never get bored
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LB, Ur making it difficult to distinguish as to portability as well. Ur drive is almost like the 100 gb drive i carry around in my bagpack with this USB cable which can connect to any drive (USB 2.0 to IDE Cable Version 2 - The Gadgeteer). The 2.5" drive can derive the power via USB.
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TB, its very portable and doesnt require power. Most portable HDs require power and I hate that bout them.
I was a big fan of usb sticks till i came across this and now i cant seem to remember where my usb sticks are 
Costs around 120 with the case and all. If you go 80gigs then its under 200 bucks.
I’ll post a pic soon.
your link doesnt work.
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Oops, here’s another link: http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?InvtId=USB2IDE-25-35&cpc=RECOM
And u can use any laptop hard drive u want. Ofcourse, no case for the drive.
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erm no, this looks complicated.
Mine doesnt require any drivers installed. Just plug and play.
An asian friend of mine got it for me from China. I'll post pics soon
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This doesn't require drivers. Just plug and play...
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LB perhaps you are talking about “firelite” 40 gigs drive manufacturer= smartdisk.
I have a 40 gb too and it works as a charm, though I got a good deal(CAD $100) but I wish I’ve got a 80 gb drive. I’d never go with the usb drive coz its more like couple of usb drives.
http://www.smartdisk.com/eWeb/smartdiskus/www/staticpages/fireliteporthdd.asp
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Yep something like that
Different case though.
Does your constantly vibrates when its plugged in??
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^^ Nope no vibration at all, only the blue light on it reminds me its there, I have ran across my campus many times and so far no problems at all.
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Sorry for the delay, too lazy and cold to do anything these days.
I took these with a mobile and a post it note pad so you can get an idea of how tiny it is.
Not bad for 40 gigs.
It actually cost me $100. The asian friend who got it for me bought some in bulk to ended up paying less.
Usually its around 120.
