dmenu (probably only thing from suckless that works ootb) ;)
I would refuse to work in an office using windows without alwaysontopmaker (http://www.softpedia.com/get/Others/Miscellaneous/Always-On-Top-Maker.shtml), it's such a useful function I don't understand why it's still not built in.
Spacemacs (http://spacemacs.org/), because Emacs makes everything easier, and Spacemacs takes it to an even higher level of awesomeness.
Emacs is my editor, my browser, my mail reader, my RSS/Atom reader, my IDE, my shell, my window manager. Among other things.
My company must use this when they push Flash updates. Because, no matter what you're doing (web conference, screensharing, rushing something out the door), this company installer will MINIMIZE EVERYTHING and steal focus.I would refuse to work in an office using windows without alwaysontopmaker (http://www.softpedia.com/get/Others/Miscellaneous/Always-On-Top-Maker.shtml), it's such a useful function I don't understand why it's still not built in.
This looks incredibly useful. I can't even begin to express my rage when I open those applications at work that take a full 2 minutes to load and have so many splash screens that steal window focus at random points throughout. Basically cripples the computer for the entire duration. :confused:
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-kVdLY3Vhu8o/UGAyCo5ePEI/AAAAAAAAA9o/oVFP4W4C3gE/s1600/zuckerberg%5B1%5D.jpg)My company must use this when they push Flash updates. Because, no matter what you're doing (web conference, screensharing, rushing something out the door), this company installer will MINIMIZE EVERYTHING and steal focus.I would refuse to work in an office using windows without alwaysontopmaker (http://www.softpedia.com/get/Others/Miscellaneous/Always-On-Top-Maker.shtml), it's such a useful function I don't understand why it's still not built in.
This looks incredibly useful. I can't even begin to express my rage when I open those applications at work that take a full 2 minutes to load and have so many splash screens that steal window focus at random points throughout. Basically cripples the computer for the entire duration. :confused:
The worst.
I really wish they would just dump Flash. Or at least just save time and bundle infections with it.
Adblock seems to be the most useful as of late. Page loads are 100% faster for me.
I use Windows 10. I might hotswap Linux in the future.
+ Blender
+ GIMP
+ Inkscape
+ 7zip
+ Sublime
+ irfanview
+ Audacity
+ AHK
+ AIMP3
+ Freemake
+ Fusion 360 (Just downloaded it today but I'm super excited about it)
Affinity Designer is the most awesome vector graphics app ever. I'm used to Adobe Illustrator but it is so.. slow and crappy in the UI and how you manipulate graphical objects, that I went looking for something else. Tried a lot of apps and always went back to Illustrator. But then I found Affinity Designer, the first app that I've been using for almost half a year know and never felt I missed something from Illustrator.
An alternative to Inkscape sounds amazing. I'll use Inkscape but I'm not happy about it :))Affinity Designer is the most awesome vector graphics app ever. I'm used to Adobe Illustrator but it is so.. slow and crappy in the UI and how you manipulate graphical objects, that I went looking for something else. Tried a lot of apps and always went back to Illustrator. But then I found Affinity Designer, the first app that I've been using for almost half a year know and never felt I missed something from Illustrator.
I was curious as to what this was and looked it up before realizing it was Mac only and now I'm super sad. Looks like an awesome piece of software and it's only $50?! That seems crazy cheap :eek: Thanks for mentioning this will definitely be following it for a windows version!
At least there's a windows beta coming soon :p
An alternative to Inkscape sounds amazing. I'll use Inkscape but I'm not happy about it :))Affinity Designer is the most awesome vector graphics app ever. I'm used to Adobe Illustrator but it is so.. slow and crappy in the UI and how you manipulate graphical objects, that I went looking for something else. Tried a lot of apps and always went back to Illustrator. But then I found Affinity Designer, the first app that I've been using for almost half a year know and never felt I missed something from Illustrator.
I was curious as to what this was and looked it up before realizing it was Mac only and now I'm super sad. Looks like an awesome piece of software and it's only $50?! That seems crazy cheap :eek: Thanks for mentioning this will definitely be following it for a windows version!
At least there's a windows beta coming soon :p
uBlock originThis (or any adblocker), so much this. Once you use one, you cannot go back, it's shocking how bad it has gotten.
uBlock origin
uBlock origin
Breaks tons of **** for me, blocks site analytics like New Relic. It's trash but I understand why people like it. It's a shame the web has come to this.
I'll begin with the best screenshot software.ShareX (https://getsharex.com/#)
Sharing has never been easier.Take a screenshot or a screencast, have it uploaded and get the URL
copied to your clipboard with a single hotkey.
PC Decrapifier
What do you guys suggest for me? I work as an Allstate Insurance Estimator. I do insane amounts of copy / pasting, and have to use slow web based software to get quick blocks of text like Unavailable/discontinued. Similar item provided.
I was using my Pok3r for work so I had those programmed in and several macros designed for 1 button alt tab, alt d, ctrl a, ctrl c (copy url real quick).
I know that Autohotkey is probably my ticket but are there any other tools for better copy paste features in web pages, etc? I use Firefox.
I'd love to be able to speed up web page loading time somehow. I've optimized my coax into the house, cat7 cables, arris modem w/ 24 channels (on 150mbps connection lol), ac1800 router, as well as a custom built pc with 16gb 2400mhz / 4790k / ssd.
I have adblock installed in Firefox but any other tips welcome.
What do you guys suggest for me? I work as an Allstate Insurance Estimator. I do insane amounts of copy / pasting, and have to use slow web based software to get quick blocks of text like Unavailable/discontinued. Similar item provided.
I was using my Pok3r for work so I had those programmed in and several macros designed for 1 button alt tab, alt d, ctrl a, ctrl c (copy url real quick).
I know that Autohotkey is probably my ticket but are there any other tools for better copy paste features in web pages, etc? I use Firefox.
I'd love to be able to speed up web page loading time somehow. I've optimized my coax into the house, cat7 cables, arris modem w/ 24 channels (on 150mbps connection lol), ac1800 router, as well as a custom built pc with 16gb 2400mhz / 4790k / ssd.
I have adblock installed in Firefox but any other tips welcome.
What do you guys suggest for me? I work as an Allstate Insurance Estimator. I do insane amounts of copy / pasting, and have to use slow web based software to get quick blocks of text like Unavailable/discontinued. Similar item provided.
I was using my Pok3r for work so I had those programmed in and several macros designed for 1 button alt tab, alt d, ctrl a, ctrl c (copy url real quick).
I know that Autohotkey is probably my ticket but are there any other tools for better copy paste features in web pages, etc? I use Firefox.
I'd love to be able to speed up web page loading time somehow. I've optimized my coax into the house, cat7 cables, arris modem w/ 24 channels (on 150mbps connection lol), ac1800 router, as well as a custom built pc with 16gb 2400mhz / 4790k / ssd.
I have adblock installed in Firefox but any other tips welcome.
vim and grep
Respect the classics
What do you guys suggest for me? I work as an Allstate Insurance Estimator. I do insane amounts of copy / pasting, and have to use slow web based software to get quick blocks of text like Unavailable/discontinued. Similar item provided.
I was using my Pok3r for work so I had those programmed in and several macros designed for 1 button alt tab, alt d, ctrl a, ctrl c (copy url real quick).
I know that Autohotkey is probably my ticket but are there any other tools for better copy paste features in web pages, etc? I use Firefox.
I'd love to be able to speed up web page loading time somehow. I've optimized my coax into the house, cat7 cables, arris modem w/ 24 channels (on 150mbps connection lol), ac1800 router, as well as a custom built pc with 16gb 2400mhz / 4790k / ssd.
I have adblock installed in Firefox but any other tips welcome.
Speed up webpage loading? With that setup? Turn the computer on and you'll have fast page loads :))
What do you guys suggest for me? I work as an Allstate Insurance Estimator. I do insane amounts of copy / pasting, and have to use slow web based software to get quick blocks of text like Unavailable/discontinued. Similar item provided.
I was using my Pok3r for work so I had those programmed in and several macros designed for 1 button alt tab, alt d, ctrl a, ctrl c (copy url real quick).
I know that Autohotkey is probably my ticket but are there any other tools for better copy paste features in web pages, etc? I use Firefox.
I'd love to be able to speed up web page loading time somehow. I've optimized my coax into the house, cat7 cables, arris modem w/ 24 channels (on 150mbps connection lol), ac1800 router, as well as a custom built pc with 16gb 2400mhz / 4790k / ssd.
I have adblock installed in Firefox but any other tips welcome.
Copy and pasting from firefox into what software ?
What do you guys suggest for me? I work as an Allstate Insurance Estimator. I do insane amounts of copy / pasting, and have to use slow web based software to get quick blocks of text like Unavailable/discontinued. Similar item provided.
I was using my Pok3r for work so I had those programmed in and several macros designed for 1 button alt tab, alt d, ctrl a, ctrl c (copy url real quick).
I know that Autohotkey is probably my ticket but are there any other tools for better copy paste features in web pages, etc? I use Firefox.
I'd love to be able to speed up web page loading time somehow. I've optimized my coax into the house, cat7 cables, arris modem w/ 24 channels (on 150mbps connection lol), ac1800 router, as well as a custom built pc with 16gb 2400mhz / 4790k / ssd.
I have adblock installed in Firefox but any other tips welcome.
Speed up webpage loading? With that setup? Turn the computer on and you'll have fast page loads :))
Only if he's at 4.7ghz and above.... otherwise it's just average...Show Image(http://emoticoner.com/files/emoticons/onion-head/embarrassed3-onion-head-emoticon.gif?1292862502)
What do you guys suggest for me? I work as an Allstate Insurance Estimator. I do insane amounts of copy / pasting, and have to use slow web based software to get quick blocks of text like Unavailable/discontinued. Similar item provided.
I was using my Pok3r for work so I had those programmed in and several macros designed for 1 button alt tab, alt d, ctrl a, ctrl c (copy url real quick).
I know that Autohotkey is probably my ticket but are there any other tools for better copy paste features in web pages, etc? I use Firefox.
I'd love to be able to speed up web page loading time somehow. I've optimized my coax into the house, cat7 cables, arris modem w/ 24 channels (on 150mbps connection lol), ac1800 router, as well as a custom built pc with 16gb 2400mhz / 4790k / ssd.
I have adblock installed in Firefox but any other tips welcome.
Speed up webpage loading? With that setup? Turn the computer on and you'll have fast page loads :))
Only if he's at 4.7ghz and above.... otherwise it's just average...Show Image(http://emoticoner.com/files/emoticons/onion-head/embarrassed3-onion-head-emoticon.gif?1292862502)
4.4 ghz and evo 212 cooling lol. I didn't even try to push it any further because it's been really good as is. Do you think I could push a lot further? I don't believe it gets very hot. I'll have to run a temperature monitor.
What do you guys suggest for me? I work as an Allstate Insurance Estimator. I do insane amounts of copy / pasting, and have to use slow web based software to get quick blocks of text like Unavailable/discontinued. Similar item provided.
I was using my Pok3r for work so I had those programmed in and several macros designed for 1 button alt tab, alt d, ctrl a, ctrl c (copy url real quick).
I know that Autohotkey is probably my ticket but are there any other tools for better copy paste features in web pages, etc? I use Firefox.
I'd love to be able to speed up web page loading time somehow. I've optimized my coax into the house, cat7 cables, arris modem w/ 24 channels (on 150mbps connection lol), ac1800 router, as well as a custom built pc with 16gb 2400mhz / 4790k / ssd.
I have adblock installed in Firefox but any other tips welcome.
Speed up webpage loading? With that setup? Turn the computer on and you'll have fast page loads :))
Only if he's at 4.7ghz and above.... otherwise it's just average...Show Image(http://emoticoner.com/files/emoticons/onion-head/embarrassed3-onion-head-emoticon.gif?1292862502)
4.4 ghz and evo 212 cooling lol. I didn't even try to push it any further because it's been really good as is. Do you think I could push a lot further? I don't believe it gets very hot. I'll have to run a temperature monitor.
Gaming at the moment and all my cores are at about 47c
vim and grep
Respect the classics
and vimdiff
vim and grep
Respect the classics
and vimdiff
Beyond Compare makes my life easy at work when I need to merge large source files.
For command windows, Conemu is awesome - tabbed command (or powershell) windows in Windows:
https://conemu.github.io/
Openbox. System-wide shortcut keys and an incredible amount of customizability.
Openbox. System-wide shortcut keys and an incredible amount of customizability.
Have you ever tried i3?
What do you guys suggest for me? I work as an Allstate Insurance Estimator. I do insane amounts of copy / pasting, and have to use slow web based software to get quick blocks of text like Unavailable/discontinued. Similar item provided.
I was using my Pok3r for work so I had those programmed in and several macros designed for 1 button alt tab, alt d, ctrl a, ctrl c (copy url real quick).
I know that Autohotkey is probably my ticket but are there any other tools for better copy paste features in web pages, etc? I use Firefox.
I'd love to be able to speed up web page loading time somehow. I've optimized my coax into the house, cat7 cables, arris modem w/ 24 channels (on 150mbps connection lol), ac1800 router, as well as a custom built pc with 16gb 2400mhz / 4790k / ssd.
I have adblock installed in Firefox but any other tips welcome.
Speed up webpage loading? With that setup? Turn the computer on and you'll have fast page loads :))
Only if he's at 4.7ghz and above.... otherwise it's just average...Show Image(http://emoticoner.com/files/emoticons/onion-head/embarrassed3-onion-head-emoticon.gif?1292862502)
4.4 ghz and evo 212 cooling lol. I didn't even try to push it any further because it's been really good as is. Do you think I could push a lot further? I don't believe it gets very hot. I'll have to run a temperature monitor.
Gaming at the moment and all my cores are at about 47c
Did you delid ?
What do you guys suggest for me? I work as an Allstate Insurance Estimator. I do insane amounts of copy / pasting, and have to use slow web based software to get quick blocks of text like Unavailable/discontinued. Similar item provided.
I was using my Pok3r for work so I had those programmed in and several macros designed for 1 button alt tab, alt d, ctrl a, ctrl c (copy url real quick).
I know that Autohotkey is probably my ticket but are there any other tools for better copy paste features in web pages, etc? I use Firefox.
I'd love to be able to speed up web page loading time somehow. I've optimized my coax into the house, cat7 cables, arris modem w/ 24 channels (on 150mbps connection lol), ac1800 router, as well as a custom built pc with 16gb 2400mhz / 4790k / ssd.
I have adblock installed in Firefox but any other tips welcome.
Speed up webpage loading? With that setup? Turn the computer on and you'll have fast page loads :))
Only if he's at 4.7ghz and above.... otherwise it's just average...Show Image(http://emoticoner.com/files/emoticons/onion-head/embarrassed3-onion-head-emoticon.gif?1292862502)
4.4 ghz and evo 212 cooling lol. I didn't even try to push it any further because it's been really good as is. Do you think I could push a lot further? I don't believe it gets very hot. I'll have to run a temperature monitor.
Gaming at the moment and all my cores are at about 47c
Did you delid ?
No sir. It's probably due to having one of the coolest cases ever :)
http://www.fractal-design.com/home/product/cases/define-series/define-s
Fractal Design's Define S.
No optical cage / hard drive mounts with 2x 140mm fans in front and one in the rear for exhaust :) It's insanely airy and wide open :)
Have you ever tried i3?
No -- it's tiling, right? I essentially have my windows set up to tile already, but there's about 5% of the time that I actually want to float one window on top of another.
It seems like it's worth a serious look, and will probably use it next time I set up a system to mess around with.
Have you ever tried i3?
i3 is my jaaaam. ;DNo -- it's tiling, right? I essentially have my windows set up to tile already, but there's about 5% of the time that I actually want to float one window on top of another.
It seems like it's worth a serious look, and will probably use it next time I set up a system to mess around with.
I usually tell people that if you have a consistent workflow that you can build a setup around, something like i3 could be a big win. What I like most about it is not the auto-tiling but the ability to navigate entirely with the keyboard in a way that is much more fluid and satisfying than alt-tab. I have dedicated hotkeys for jumping to each of my main apps at work and it's glorious. If you need tons of windows arranged dynamically depending on what you're doing, a tiling WM might be more trouble than it's worth. (Though most of them, including i3, do allow you to float individual windows above the tiled layout.)
Openbox. System-wide shortcut keys and an incredible amount of customizability.
Have you ever tried i3?
No -- it's tiling, right? I essentially have my windows set up to tile already, but there's about 5% of the time that I actually want to float one window on top of another.
It seems like it's worth a serious look, and will probably use it next time I set up a system to mess around with.
What do you guys suggest for me? I work as an Allstate Insurance Estimator. I do insane amounts of copy / pasting, and have to use slow web based software to get quick blocks of text like Unavailable/discontinued. Similar item provided.
I was using my Pok3r for work so I had those programmed in and several macros designed for 1 button alt tab, alt d, ctrl a, ctrl c (copy url real quick).
I know that Autohotkey is probably my ticket but are there any other tools for better copy paste features in web pages, etc? I use Firefox.
I'd love to be able to speed up web page loading time somehow. I've optimized my coax into the house, cat7 cables, arris modem w/ 24 channels (on 150mbps connection lol), ac1800 router, as well as a custom built pc with 16gb 2400mhz / 4790k / ssd.
I have adblock installed in Firefox but any other tips welcome.
Speed up webpage loading? With that setup? Turn the computer on and you'll have fast page loads :))
Only if he's at 4.7ghz and above.... otherwise it's just average...Show Image(http://emoticoner.com/files/emoticons/onion-head/embarrassed3-onion-head-emoticon.gif?1292862502)
4.4 ghz and evo 212 cooling lol. I didn't even try to push it any further because it's been really good as is. Do you think I could push a lot further? I don't believe it gets very hot. I'll have to run a temperature monitor.
Gaming at the moment and all my cores are at about 47c
Did you delid ?
No sir. It's probably due to having one of the coolest cases ever :)
http://www.fractal-design.com/home/product/cases/define-series/define-s
Fractal Design's Define S.
No optical cage / hard drive mounts with 2x 140mm fans in front and one in the rear for exhaust :) It's insanely airy and wide open :)
At first, I crinkled my face up when I read of delid-ing. But I uncrinkled my face after seeing some diagrams of the chips in questionShow Image(http://yoursmiles.org/ksmile/snail/k4702.gif)
Many eyebrows were raised and much drooling commenced. Plus: the tools used to delid are frickin' cool. Although, it does void every kind of warranty known to man, unless you're a ninja with the plastic delid tools. Always be a ninja
Life is a lot easier with sed (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sed) & awk (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AWK).
In my case, learning how to use them became of the need of use them. Like touch typing, electronics and other skills that people learn to fill a need and have some fun (which seems to happen a lot on geekhack).Life is a lot easier with sed (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sed) & awk (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AWK).
I'm still too stupid to use awk properly.. takes skill to master this craft
In my case, learning how to use them became of the need of use them. Like touch typing, electronics and other skills that people learn to fill a need and have some fun (which seems to happen a lot on geekhack).Life is a lot easier with sed (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sed) & awk (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AWK).
I'm still too stupid to use awk properly.. takes skill to master this craft
Notepad++
other more useful softwares are unable to be used at my workplace as my company enforces a strict IT policies :'(
Notepad++
other more useful softwares are unable to be used at my workplace as my company enforces a strict IT policies :'(
That really sucks. I love that our IT team doesn't really give a ****. Install anything that will make your life easier =]
Autohotkey has become a necessity for myself ;)I used it quite heavily when I was on windows. I had it disabling the Winkey for games, correcting common typos, disabling the caps lock and insert key...
Autohotkey has become a necessity for myself ;)I used it quite heavily when I was on windows. I had it disabling the Winkey for games, correcting common typos, disabling the caps lock and insert key...
I'm kind of surprised more here don't use it considering how much it can enhance your keyboard and typing.
Autohotkey has become a necessity for myself ;)I used it quite heavily when I was on windows. I had it disabling the Winkey for games, correcting common typos, disabling the caps lock and insert key...
I'm kind of surprised more here don't use it considering how much it can enhance your keyboard and typing.
Programmable keyboards are fine, but as you know, they can't even come close to what AHK can do.Autohotkey has become a necessity for myself ;)I used it quite heavily when I was on windows. I had it disabling the Winkey for games, correcting common typos, disabling the caps lock and insert key...
I'm kind of surprised more here don't use it considering how much it can enhance your keyboard and typing.
I've got enough stuff in my ahk file that I get throughly confused when I'm using a different computer. And I'm sure the reason for less ahk users is because of programmable PCBs, which can do all is the remapping. Not the more sophisticated stuff though.
Programmable keyboards are fine, but as you know, they can't even come close to what AHK can do.Autohotkey has become a necessity for myself ;)I used it quite heavily when I was on windows. I had it disabling the Winkey for games, correcting common typos, disabling the caps lock and insert key...
I'm kind of surprised more here don't use it considering how much it can enhance your keyboard and typing.
I've got enough stuff in my ahk file that I get throughly confused when I'm using a different computer. And I'm sure the reason for less ahk users is because of programmable PCBs, which can do all is the remapping. Not the more sophisticated stuff though.
They can't enable or disable keys based on running programs. For example, you could remap your entire board when coding, disable caps lock when using email, but enable it for macros when running a game or using a program for work. It can also correct typing mistakes, such as changing teh to the or woudl to would. It also doesn't care what keyboard you're using it will still work and the config file can easily be transferred as well from one system to another without any risk of a bad flash bricking your keyboard.
And personally I see little value in having autocorrect on a computer.I have dyslexic fingers. :))
Programmable keyboards are fine, but as you know, they can't even come close to what AHK can do.Autohotkey has become a necessity for myself ;)I used it quite heavily when I was on windows. I had it disabling the Winkey for games, correcting common typos, disabling the caps lock and insert key...
I'm kind of surprised more here don't use it considering how much it can enhance your keyboard and typing.
I've got enough stuff in my ahk file that I get throughly confused when I'm using a different computer. And I'm sure the reason for less ahk users is because of programmable PCBs, which can do all is the remapping. Not the more sophisticated stuff though.
They can't enable or disable keys based on running programs. For example, you could remap your entire board when coding, disable caps lock when using email, but enable it for macros when running a game or using a program for work. It can also correct typing mistakes, such as changing teh to the or woudl to would. It also doesn't care what keyboard you're using it will still work and the config file can easily be transferred as well from one system to another without any risk of a bad flash bricking your keyboard.
That is all very true. And I am aware that ahk's capabilities are exponentially higher than a programmable pcb. I was just offering a possible explanation. It accounts for some of it. And personally I see little value in having autocorrect on a computer.
Never10 (STOPS WIN 10 UPGRADES)
https://www.grc.com/never10.htm
That is, unless they embed it into future updates in a more and more common arm-twist approach.
For me, the greatest is a Chrome plugin called ChangeColors.
It forces the background/text/link colors on every page to change. I make most pages look just like GH (almost black background, white text, red links), but it leaves photos intact. It is an absolute godsend to my eyes in the dark since most pages insist on burning out your retinas. There are some pages that it won't play nice with (you can have it remove the override for that domain).
I can never find it on the Google Store when I search for it, but it's still hosted on there at the following link (and people are still writing reviews for it). It hasn't been updated since 2010 but it still works well as far as I can tell.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/change-colors/jbmkekhehjedonbhoikhhkmlapalklgn?utm_source=chrome-app-launcher-info-dialog (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/change-colors/jbmkekhehjedonbhoikhhkmlapalklgn?utm_source=chrome-app-launcher-info-dialog)
Programmable keyboards are fine, but as you know, they can't even come close to what AHK can do.Autohotkey has become a necessity for myself ;)I used it quite heavily when I was on windows. I had it disabling the Winkey for games, correcting common typos, disabling the caps lock and insert key...
I'm kind of surprised more here don't use it considering how much it can enhance your keyboard and typing.
I've got enough stuff in my ahk file that I get throughly confused when I'm using a different computer. And I'm sure the reason for less ahk users is because of programmable PCBs, which can do all is the remapping. Not the more sophisticated stuff though.
They can't enable or disable keys based on running programs. For example, you could remap your entire board when coding, disable caps lock when using email, but enable it for macros when running a game or using a program for work. It can also correct typing mistakes, such as changing teh to the or woudl to would. It also doesn't care what keyboard you're using it will still work and the config file can easily be transferred as well from one system to another without any risk of a bad flash bricking your keyboard.
That is all very true. And I am aware that ahk's capabilities are exponentially higher than a programmable pcb. I was just offering a possible explanation. It accounts for some of it. And personally I see little value in having autocorrect on a computer.
In my case, it's the reason I don't use AHK anymore. I've seen some incredible things done with it, but if I can do it simpler without having to run a resident program, then why worry? I use it to make one offs for other people, and to script things at work, but it's definitely not a must have for me anymore.
And some games actually detect AHK as a cheat, so that's another reason that I stopped using it.
clover
f.lux
Custom keyboard layout.
http://fonty.pl/sklep,20,gratisy.htm
That and whatever I used to turn left win keys off and remap right win and menu key to additional right alts (three total).
If you are on Windows 8/8.1/10, then ClassicShell (http://www.classicshell.net/)
...which I can never really appreciate anyway because of Launchy (https://www.launchy.net/).
Most of you probably prefer having two monitors but I prefer one big one.
VirtualWin is what I use for Virtual Desktop swapping.
Some Chrome addons for work:
MultiHighlighter - like Ctrl+F for multiple strings, each one is highlighted a different color
Linkclump - open multiple links at once
Tampermonkey - write my own javascript to interact with the job website
Other work stuff:
Autohotkey clipboard typer - I deal with a lot of remote machines that don't have clipboard sharing, this types it in anyway
4t Tray Minimizer - hide the background stuff
EitherMouse - settings for multiple mice. Dual wield mice, one for each hand :cool: