PhotoScape is that kind of lightweight and handy free photo editor lets a user fall in love at first sight. It's universal, versatile and very easy to start. We can non only use it to browse, edit photos, it also provides us many interesting and practical functions, such as batch photo editing, converting, picture collage, GIF animation generating, screenshot, etc.

The god knows who is using L0phtCrack as a security auditing tool to do the so-called password strength testing or recovery. I conclude that 90% of individuals are using it to violently obtain the passwords itself (through methods of dictionary, brute-force, hybrid attacks, rainbow tables, etc.). Whatever you's like to use it for, what we just can't deny is that it's the most outstanding one in similar software.

In Windows Explorer and some cases, we maybe need to copy many names of a bunch of files/folders one by one. There is only one traditional method - manually click files/folders and then copy/paste their names; and it would become more troublesome if you want to get their full paths - you have to right click every file/folder to enter its properties and then copy the full path from the 'Location' field.

nullDC is a free, open source 32-bit Sega Dreamcast and Sega NAOMI (arcade edition of Sega hardware) game consoles emulator for Windows, first released in 2006 and discontinued in 2011. While, even compared with its successor - Reicast, nullDC is still a better choice for Dreamcast emulation on Windows.

PPSSPP (short for PlayStation Portable Simulator Suitable for Playing Portably) is a cross-platform and open-source emulator originally created by Henrik Rydgård (AKA: hrydgard, one of the main members in the development team of the renowned NGC/Wii emulator - Dolphin) from Sweden, in 2012. It can perfectly run the vast majority of PSP games, supports Windows, Linux, Mac OX, Android, iOS and many other mainstream computer and mobile device operating system.