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Process Tamer - Free Up CPU Resources - Another Winner from DonationCoderAs I have said before I am a huge fan of the Donation Coder utilities and this is one that I have installed on all of the PC's/Laptops I use on a regular basis. [Process Tamer] is a small and efficient utility to manage the amount of CPU time being used by the programs currently running on your PC.
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Mini-Review: Sumotori (Sumo Wrestling Game)Jan-S posted about this little game earlier today: https://www.donation...dex.php?topic=8227.0. After downloading it and trying it out, and laughing so hard that I cried, I had to let you all know what its all about. This is a tiny little game (86kb!!!!!) that "simulates" sumo wrestling. All you do is try to shove your opponent down. The trick is that your wrestler moves like it has had way to much to drink. Most rounds consist of running into your opponent, pushing once or twice, and laughing maniacally as one or both loose their balance and crash to the mat. The first wrestler to contact the ground with something other than their feet loses. After the round, the wrestlers try to stand up with comic results as they stumble around and fall into the walls surrounding the ring. I haven't laughed so hard in ages. My wife of two years told me that she has never heard me laugh as hard as I did when I first started playing. I'm sure it will get old eventually (though the two player will probably extend that), but for the laughs and the fact that it is so tiny, I have to give this full marks: 5 out of 5.  It won at BreakPoint 2007 (whatever that is): http://breakpoint.un...rgrund.net/after.php |
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