Programs for $0: KeePass

If you have passwords, especially passwords for really important stuff like bank accounts, you practically need this program. KeePass keeps track of any and all passwords you may need to store, and in many ways. Using a master key, a key file, your Windows user account, or any combination of the three, you log in to or create a password database. Easy to use catagorization, auto-generate passwords via several methods...It's really user-friendly.

Beyond passwords, though, I also really like keeping software keys, and any other sensitive information that I may need in here. It's really the best way to store your passwords. Stop using text files and sticky notes! It's only $0!

Video of the Week / Game to Try: GNILLEY!!!!!!!!11!

GNILLEY is an indie game made by Glen Forrester. It's basic premise is using volume to change the environment and defeat enemies to move on. So more often than not, the louder you are, the better you'll do. It won the Most Original award at Game Jam Sydney, and for good reason. Check out the demo below, which deserves Video of the Week, and then try the game. Show your support for the Aussies! They kinda need it.

Custom Content: Ringtones - Sailor Moon [ENG]

I try to appease my entire audience. Yep, I made Sailor Moon ringtones, specifically from the English DiC dub. The Japanese Dub has some weird disco music. I've got the first season transformations and Sailor Moon's attack in this pack, in a ZIP file as usual for these packs (usual being that I've done one other at this point).

Sailor Moon Ringtones: SailorMoonTones.zip; 1.4MB | Preview and Download from Box.net.

What I See: Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm 2!

Still Frame: Webcomics, Vol. 2

These are some of my personal favorites. They've been bookmarked a long time for me.

8-Bit Theater | http://www.nuklearpower.com/8-bit-theater/
By Brian Clevinger
Genre: Humor, Fantasy
Updates Tu, Th, Sat
[Currently beyond 1200 strips, The insane plot and often physical comedy are refreshing, despite it being a sprite comic. I almost tried to start my own sprite comic because of Clevinger's work...Then I came to my senses.]

El Goonish Shive | http://www.egscomics.com/
By Dan Shive
Genre: Action, Drama, Humor
Updates ~Tu, Th
[The plot is a bit "everywhere," but Shive's comic world is fleshed out quite well as a result. Do not read from the middle, you will have no clue what's what and you won't get any enjoyment out of it. Classy TF fan-service abound.]

Order of the Stick | http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots.html
By Rich Burlew
Genre: Adventure, Fantasy, Humor
Updates Weekly (day varies)
[Thank my brother for this one. He's a huge D&D fan (got me making a campaign), and there's a lot of referential humor in this comic for it. The 4th wall breakage is priceless when it happens.]

Sabrina Online | http://www.sabrina-online.com/
By Eric W. Schwartz
Genre: Humor
Updates Monthly
[It kinda sucks that we get about 3 comics a month from him, but they're all very funny and advance the plot surprisingly well. It's the web equivalent of a newspaper's Sunday comic strip, but actually funny. It's not only for fur fans, despite what others may say...Transformer fans will like it too. :P]

Candi | http://www.candicomics.com/
By Starline Hodge
Genre: Drama
Updates M-Tu, Th-F
[This is my "One Tree Hill," of webcomics, I suppose. Teenage drama abound, though there's enough comedy to keep me entertained otherwise. Also, there's a talking, flying ferret. Gotta get the surreal fans somehow, and that's not a bad thing in my opinion.]