You may encounter the following error when running some software or games written using Visual Studio 20XX: Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime library Runtime Error! This proves that your system is missing the corresponding Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Packages as the must-have additional components (common DLL runtimes that are equivalent to the dictionary files of programs) for these programs to run properly. This is especially true for newly installed systems. This case, Visual C++ Runtime Installer can help you solve problems with one click.

MP3jam is a simple and free music searching & downloading software that can bring a big surprise to you. It is able to search and download any music on YouTube and VK.com. From personally collected songs to entire albums, it can find their high-quality MP3 format of audio files for you to easily download and listen to it online or offline.

No matter how much disk capacity, it will be filled up very soon. One of main reasons is there are always too many junk files, including the big and repeated ones. To effectively release the disk space, in addition to using some disk cleaning or duplicate file finding tools, another effective means is to find and delete some big and useless files! However, to manually locate those large files by checking the size of files/folders is distinctly not practical, so we need to utilize some edge tools to automate and visualize this process.

Arduino consists of two parts: hardware (various models of Arduino boards) and software (Arduino IDE). The hardware part is an Arduino PCB that can be used to connect circuits; the software part is the open-source and cross-platform Arduino IDE (written in Java, based on Processing programming language and other open-source software) - your programming environment in computer that can be used with any Arduino boards. All you have to do is write the code in Arduino IDE, and upload it to the Arduino development board, then the program will tell Arduino PCB what to do and how to do.

According to the developers of Tails: NSA (National Security Agency) has taken a number of approaches to put pressure on many free software projects and their developers. And, during a LinuxCon technology conference, the founder of Linux, Linus Torvalds revealed that the NSA hoped to install a backdoor in his operating system. In other words, for even Linux distributions, they are not absolutely safe now.