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2nd January 2001

Happy New Year !

Here we are at the start of a new year again, we thank you for your custom last year and hope to provide you with the same stanard of dedicated service and supply of to quality components this year

 

20th December 2000

The laymans guide to multimedia here

 

15th December 2000

NEW Lots more download sites here

 

9th December 2000

Would you like to know what your children do on the thier computers or where they go on the internet...well take your pick from this full list of software available

Internet Filter Software Chart ....link

Got a CD writer and want to make bootable Cd's, then all you need to know is here at

Bart's way to create bootable CD-ROM's...link

 

29th November 2000

Everything you ever wanted to know about microsoft Windows and were afraind to ask ...lol go here for all the answers


ANNANOVA

Get all the latest news read to you on the internet by Channel 5's cyber newscaster annanova.....more

28th November 2000

BT does it again

Just when you thought it was safe to buy unmetered Internet access BT unveil another confusing data & call price plan package....more

 

27th November 2000

If you would like the ultimate FREE tweaking program try X-setup here

More info here

getting loads of extra plugins for X-setup here

EMusic Software to Block Napster Users

Internet music company EMusic on Tuesday unveiled software designed to hamper the distribution of its songs over controversial song-swapping service Napster.

more

21st November 2000

Essential Download

Easy file compression programe CABPACK

A freeware compression program with which you can create cabinet (.CAB) files. With just a few mouse clicks you specify which files to compress, which compression method to use, where the output files should go and whether or not the cabinet files should span multiple disks. CabPack is able to store subdirectories, and depending on the platform you wish to extract the cabinets on, it can create .CAB files that contain long filenames or store these long filenames in the 8.3 format.

Download here


Screensaver of the month

Matrix code and soundtrack Download

Free software site

www.nonags.com

Check out the themes section for Windows ME

http://petra.fns.uniba.sk/Archive/NONAGS/index.html


Dual booting

Check out this inexpensive 30 day trial of another boot and partitioning tool

http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/

There are also free versions here

http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/utilities.html

Maths

Good all round maths teaching resource you might want to subscribe to:

http://www.ma.hw.ac.uk/uk_maths.html

Good for Students to cheat at their homework:

http://www.maths-help.co.uk/Knowldge/Index.htm

Free lesson waster for teachers to relax with their feet up

http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/ufa10/pupils.htm

Free lesson planning ? or free lessons when your in the computer suite ?

http://www.mathslessons.co.uk/

Breakfast reading ! when you have a permenant link

http://www.anglia.co.uk/education/mathsnet/

http://www.stuff.co.uk/maths.htm

Just one more

http://www.projectgcse.co.uk/maths/

 

 

28th October

If you are tierd of typing those messages into your mobile phone why not do some at home for free, go here and you can text message from your qwerty keyboard or just cut and paste from a preset list in a word processor - link

 

 

10th October 2000

Faxes via the internet

If you like to save money on your phone bills and you have a free or free off peak internet access account we can now save you even more. You can now send faxes to any UK telephone line by going here

or you can download the client software

to work offline here

Give it a try everytime you send a fax it costs you money , between 5p and 10p so start saving now and send your faxes via the internet

Phone calls anywhere in the world for FREE !

You can also make telephone calls to anywhere in the worls by signing up with GO2Call here

Whether its in the UK or Australia, the price is the same £0

good calling !

21th September 2000

Answer a few questions !!

  • Is your computer not as fast as it used to be ?
  • Have you a problem that just won’t go away ?
  • Are you running out of memory ?
  • Is your hard drive getting too full ?
  • Are you having problems connecting to the internet ?
  • Would you like to connect to the internet but don’t know how ?
  • Are you frightened your kids may be browsing where you don’t want them to ?
  • Do you want to upgrade but don’t know where to start ?

If any of the answers is yes..........click here


21th September 2000

Get all you Nemesis wallpapers here


19th September 2000

If you thought radio as a thing of the past then think again, the radio stations of the world are moving to the net, check out this one for example, a 24hour soul music station based in London but transmitting to the whole planet 24 hours a day more

If it drives you crazy waiting for pages to load on the internet, is it your modem ? is it the server? then go to vitalsigns.com and download "netmedic", it used to cost you money but now the best dialup connection analyser is FREE.

Get your copy and you won't complain again about a slow connection because you will be able to tell whos causing the problem.

Go to www.vitalsigns.com here

 

 

14th September 2000

Windows ME (Millenium Edition) is now out have a look at our NEW Windows ME page here

 

13th September

Our phones have been having problems for the last few days so if you have been trying to contact us we can only apologise but it has been beyond our control. - but normal service should now be resumed

 

8th September 2000

If you are stuck for Icons for your shortcuts download this nifty utility.

here Icon Toy 541k

 

 

Download of the week

3D TOP

Latest cool download for you is called 3D TOP and is a 3D desktop with lots of other features. You can build a whole 3D world to keep your files and shortcuts in, see the downloads page for more details and try it today.

 

5th September 2000

Get your own webshop designed and online selling what ever you want noe from nemesisfuture.co.uk

For details click here

 

2nd September 2000

After lots of problems with BT internet we have finally changed our ISP (Internet service provider) to Plusnet (A.K.A Force9 & F9) . They are arguably the best there is at the moment with a surftime package for £5.99 which gives you 6pm - 8pm every weekday and all weekend from 6pm friday to 8am monday morning free internet access.

Morel : Do not use BTinternet

They also offer a free account to get started with no monthly fee so you can try the connection speeds for your self, ckick here to sign up and find out more.

The website has been difficult to get recently but you should have no problems now !

Download of the week

Worldtime 5.5

26th August

I've been getting tied of the evermore bloated viewer programs such as quickvioew etc so I set out to find a quick viewer of text type files that would put itelf in the context menu and be quickly available when needed. While searching around I cam accross a lot of text editors, the most common one being Textpad.

Textpad is just the start though one of the best I have found is GWD Text editor which is availble here

If you need a good graphics viewer here ACD provide the best there is click here for more

 

20th August

Lots of new stuff here now for your enjoyment, I will strive to find the best of the internet and help you with your computer problems, check out the downloads section for some awesome programs.

Also the drivers section for some really good download sites I have found, If you don't find the answer to a question here or by following any of the links go to the new forum and post a question there.

18th August

Still fleshing out the site with lots of new content in the weblinks section

 

12th August

Cleaned up a few bugs and design faults so please be patient, some good links now in the downloads section check out the top 20 download site, some obscure ones there.

Also if you want the latest graphics card have a look at the latest here

see the Whats New page for latest reviews and links to news storis of interest

11th August 2000

Well the revamp of the website is almost complete the final jobs are fleshing out the content but the new framework is now done, just a few more graphics to polish and were in business.

After messing about with various java scripts that were supposed to make menubars along the top I had to make the ones you see with Macromedia Dreamweaver layers and timelines, Ithink they are quite effective though.

Please email me if you would like instructions on how to make them.

The site now utilises extensive use of the Tahoma font from Microsoft office, if you havn't got office installed you can download the font here, just unzip it to your fonts folder in C:\windows\fonts

 

EMI Music download

EMI have become the first record company to start selling music on the internet (about time) check out the site here it is being promoted as the largest online catologue of digital music on the net

3rd Aug 2000

Well here we are just about completed a revamp of the website, lots more content with links and interesting things all over the pllace. Please check out the drivers page for up to date gaurenteed drivers for your hardware also the special offers page where you can order some bargins. Still got to add a decent game playing section although you can still visit www.nemesisgamer.co.uk but it is a bit static after freenetname stopped me using it because i registered 2 domain name to one address !!!.

I will try to keep this site up to date now as it is hosted on the BT Internet server that is free acess 6 hours per day so its easy to update and uploading doen't cost the earth as before. - So bookmark and come back as much as you can for a netheads view of the web.

 

2nd Aug 2000

Alternatives to Internet Explorer - An except from PC Pro

The chances that you use either Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator as your Web browser are pretty high. And being a PC Pro reader and hence a power user, it’s even more likely that you use the very latest version of one of the two. These big,.....Read the rest here

1st Aug 2000

Get rid of the spanners - An except from PC pro Magazine

It’s been a month of email problems. First, we and several other PC Pro contributing editors got placed on to a junk mailing list and ended up with inboxes full of rubbish. We’ve also had to deal with two cases of fake emails. Unsolicited commercial email – UCE for short, spam for too long is one of the big bug-bears for most Internet users. Once your address appears on a ‘spamming list’ you’ll start to see an avalanche of junk, which will probably start with people trying to sell you a spamming list, followed by offers of holidays in Florida .........Read the rest here

21st July

Windows 2001 leaked on the web

Microsoft Corp.'s next full-fledged version of Windows, code-named Whistler, is at least a year away from release -- but already, a pirated version of one of the latest builds has found its way onto the Net. As reported by the Windows enthusiast sites ActiveWin and BetaNews, a recent internal build of Whistler has been posted illegally to a number of college and Internet sites.

A New Windows Tune ActiveWin and BetaNews are reporting that Build 2211.1 was posted Tuesday morning and "spread as per usual, like wildfire." Whistler is the code name for the first full-fledged upgrade to Windows 2000 that will be based on the Windows NT kernel, rather than the Windows 9X kernel. (The Windows 9X update is code named Millennium and expected to ship in the third or fourth quarter of this year.)

continued below........here

 

 

 

 

 

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Meet Robo-Man, Aibo's New Master

Sony, the Japanese consumer electronics giant, has developed a human-like robot that can walk -- or kick -- its popular Aibo robot dog. This week, Sony unveiled the man-like robot, code-named SDR-3X (Sony Dream Robot 3.) The robot has 24 joints, enabling it to perform basic movements such as getting up, walking, changing direction, balancing on one leg, dancing, or kicking. The robot is 19.7 inches tall and weighs 11 pounds. SDR-3 represents two important technology breakthroughs, says Toshitada Doi, a corporate executive vice president at Sony, and head of the company's Digital Creatures Laboratory. The first is the development of an actuator that combines a motor, gearbox, and associated circuitry into a small package. Such actuators are used in the joints of the robot's "body." The second technology leap is the robot's synchronized body movement. The SDR-3 can move the upper half of its body in sync with the lower half to maintain balance. 'The first decade of the 21st century will be dominated by robots' -- Toshitada Dai, Corporate Executive Vice President, Sony Through two microphones in its ear, the robot can recognize about 20 prerecorded words, and can move on command, Sony said. The robot also can distinguish specific colors via a charge-coupled camera mounted in its head. Robo-Man can also respond to commands. It can pick out a specifically colored ball and kick it toward a goal net, Sony said. Presumably, it can do the same thing with the company's Aibo robot dog. Sony began selling a second-generation model of Aibo last week for $1,366, down from $2,276 for the original version. Sony has not decided yet when it will begin selling the humanoid robot, or for how much, a company spokeswoman said. But Sony has said that robotics will form a major part of its entertainment offerings in the 21st century. "The 1990s was the era of the PC and the Internet," Sony's Dai said earlier this month. "The first decade of the 21st century will be dominated by robots." The SDR-3X will be displayed at Robodex 2000, the world's first exhibition of "Robots as Partners," from November 24 to November 26 in Yokohama, Japan.

Amazon reneges on DVD prices

Last last week, bargain hunters gleefully placed orders for drastically discounted DVD movies and boxed sets at Amazon.com, but were soon embittered when the company informed them that the prices resulted from a "glitch" and that it would therefore require them to pay the higher, regular price or cancel their orders. more

PlayStation 2 just about to sell out

The UK's allocation of PlayStation 2s has almost gone - just not quite as fast as high street retailers expected. A complete sell out was anticipated for the weekend, but as of 3pm BST this afternoon Dixons' PS2 pre-order hotline still claimed to have 100 units left to allocate. more

One copy of Windows for 200 PCs?

No wonder Microsoft is keen to do something about UK schools ripping them off, if the experience of one Register reader is typical of what goes on. The software giant is sending a guide to software theft to every head teacher in a bid to educate them on the issues involved. more

Intel promises better 1GHz Pentium III supply

Chip giant Intel is denying rumours that it is running into problems with supplying the latest flip chip Pentium III because it is using the same stepping as the withdrawn 1.1GHz Pentium III. Resellers and distributors have reported scarcity of the parts for the last three weeks, while posts on Silicon Investor suggest it may be using the same stepping as the 1.1GHz Pentium III, which is C0. However, Intel notified its resellers at the end of last week that availability was improving more

Warner to detail digital music service today

The last of the world's 'big five' recording companies to unveil a digital music distribution service, Warner Music, will do just that later today, according to 'leaks' to the major news media. The Warner service follows the pattern laid down by EMI, Sony, Universal and BMG: a heap of albums and singles will be offered via the Internet, and sold through existing online e-tailers, the digital channel mirroring the high street bricks'n'mortar one. more