In today's world, where photos are captured and shared at an unprecedented rate, the duplicate images can easily accumulate across various devices and platforms, leading to cluttered galleries and unorganized files. You might also find yourself downloading the same images multiple times. Also, you probably have similar images with slight edits stored on your hard drive. Even if you have a valid use for those images, you ultimately don't need to keep multiple copies of the same file.

When buying a display, it is best to use a dedicated application to make a full quality test (such as whether it has dead pixels), so as to avoid identifying problems during later use. At this point, IsMyLcdOK can be a good and effective solution. Its file size is only less than 50 KB, runs directly without installation, also does not need other runtime environment. In other words, you can use a USB flash drive to take it with you when choosing and testing a display.

Since my childhood, I have enjoyed watching ants very much - respect their diligence, unity, order and tenacity. You can see this from several posts with the 'ant' tag at AppNee.

If you are a fonts collector, and your Fonts folder has become very swollen, then looking for some appropriate font will take up most of the time for text editing or designing. So how to save this time?