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Windows only: Freeware application Nero DriveSpeed slows down the read speed of your CD or DVD drive so you don't have to endure the loud jet-engine whirring of your drive every time you want to listen to a CD or watch a DVD on your computer. Obviously there are plenty of times when the 48x read speed of your drive comes in handy—particularly when you are transferring data from an optical disc—but if you're just listening to a CD, for example, your drive really doesn't need to spin up to top speed. After installation, DriveSpeed can prompt you whenever you insert a disk and you can choose whether to run in Fast or Silent mode. Nero DriveSpeed is freeware, Windows only.Nero DriveSpeed [via read more »
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Britain is enduring its most miserable Easter for 25 years as Arctic winds sweep in, bringing snow, hail and sleet. read more »
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After enduring howls in the night and creaking staircases for the past three years, an Italian family is preparing to sue the previous owners of their house for not telling them it was haunted. read more »
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Charged with 'practising journalism', the
Sunday Telegraph's Stephen Bevan was locked up in Harare. Here
he describes the misery endured by him and the hundreds of others
jailed routinely for 'arbitrary' reasons read more »
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Sunday Telegraph's Stephen Bevan was locked up in Harare. Here
he describes the misery endured by him and the hundreds of others
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John Kanzius has leukaemia. He has endured 36 debilitating courses of chemotherapy and in medical terms he is a layman - an engineer with no formal training in high science or medicine. read more »
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A user from DIY web site Instructables details how to cut a watermelon to easily remove most of the seeds so you don't have to endure the familiar seed-spitting routine. The key is cutting the watermelon along the seed line, allowing you to simply scrape off the majority of seeds. Of course this is a lot more complicated than just cutting your watermelon in half, grabbing a spoon, and digging in, but if you can't stand the seeds and you don't want to pay more for lesser quality, more expensive seedless watermelon, this little melon hack may be worth a try. Now you know how to cut a mango, a pineapple, and a watermelon with confidence.< read more »
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The only cure for a real hangover is death," the humorist Robert Benchley once observed. And while this may seem a bit extreme, anyone whos endured the symptoms - a pounding headache, nausea, a mouth that feels stuffed full of cotton - certainly can empathize. read more »
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