AnalogX: Still Alive

At least, according to this entry from July 19th:

I don't think a woohoo is in order, considering that I haven't updated the site in oh, I don't know, perhaps a year? Pretty pathetic, if I do say so myself. On the bright side I have quite a few programs stockpiled to release – of course, I did a year ago as well, and I don't think you need to be a rocket scientist (or programmer, for that matter) to see how well that went.

He's apparently been working on a BitTorrent client over the past few months, and has released it in public beta. Mark's always been ahead of the curb when it comes to freeware; it's designed well, runs efficiently, and generally stands the test of time. I'm still likely to stick with Azureus for BitTorrent – it's complex, but relatively straightforward (and visual) for all kinds of users. There are dozens of BitTorrent clients out there, but only a few are easy to use. I wonder why Mark didn't enable his BitTorrent client to be downloaded via BitTorrent?

Optimize 3.0 is an excellent tool to have in your arsenal. Use it to clean up your computer, free up space by removing junk files, and to generally speed up your computer. You spend a lot of time using your machine... don't you want it to run at its optimum speed and efficiency?