Michael A. Puls II

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BabelPad
Windows Unicode Text Editor (Even Supports Unicode command line arguments and editing utf-32 text files.) It is not however a programmers editor yet.
Jedit
Java-based text edtior. Good uniocde support and lots of features. (Slow performance though)
EditPlus
My favorite text editor. Unicode support could be better, but otherwise, it's awesome! It hase a column limit over 2^20.
Winamp
My favorite audio player. Everything else is just annoying to use.
HexEdit
Hex editor that actually shows utf-8 files as utf-8 bytes instead of utf-16 bytes like most text editors like UltraEdit
IZArc
It's now stable and is awesome!. It replaces Winrar and other zip programs.
Pidgin
Really the only good instant messenger
AVG Free Edition
Free and non-obtrusive (as long as you don't install the email scanner)
AdAware Personal
Not that I need it, but it comes in handy when I need to fix others' computers. Spybot used to be good, but it's a little quirky now.
Squirrelmail
The best php webmail interface!
Gimp32
Image Editor
Notepad++
Good text editor
Winrar
Kubunut Linux
Opera
Firefox and Thunderbird
Pine
K-Meleon
Unlocker
unlock directories you cannot delete because explorer or some other program is still holding on to it.

Draft for a new RFC2368
New Mailto URI Scheme spec
IE7 and UTF-8 in mailto URIs
Describes how to turn on unicode support in mailto URIs. Also describes why, for legacy support, you should use HTML entities for unicode characters in mailto URIs in HTML pages.
Modern Mailto URI scheme
RFC2368 is not very useful to me, so I'm making my own
Webmail compose UserJS
A UserJS script for Opera to make clicking on mailto links open in your webmail. It defaults to Gmail, but you can set it up for any webmail that supports composing from a URI.

My site
ArsTechnica
Hardware news
Stephan T. Lavavej
c++ Enthusiast and MS Programmer
STL's Mingw distro
Distro of Mingw (http://mingw.org) that includes a few boost (http://boost.org) libs like regex_replace and filesystem
Anne’s Weblog about Markup & Style
Where's the web going?
Neowin.net
Computer-related news
Digg.com
People post news and then argue about it
[H]ard|OCP
Hardware news