Podcasts about Ninite

En el podcast de hoy, traigo una página para descargar un instalador, ¡Para tener muchos programas con un golpe de tecla! La dirección de la página es la siguiente: https://ninite.com

Tüm Programlarınızı Aynı Anda Yükleyin ve Güncelleştirin Araç çubuğu yok. İleriye tıklayama yok. Sadece uygulamalarınızı seçin ve gidin. Ninite Yükleyici Her Zaman Güncel Güncellemeleri izlemek zorunda değilsiniz. Botlarımız bunu yapıyor. Yenilikler şunlardır. site linki: www.Ninite.com

Reinstalling Windows: no one enjoys it, but everyone has to do it eventually. This week, we spend some time chatting about the ways this timeless ritual has gotten better (or worse) over the years, strategies for making the process as painless as possible, some of the unique things we do to customize a fresh install, and a lot more. Also: tune in for a hands-on report on the new GeForce 3080 Ti (and Will's rapid transformation into a '90s industrial vocalist).SHOW NOTES:Find the dates of your Windows install and updates with Powershell: https://www.nextofwindows.com/when-was-my-windows-10-originally-installedClonezilla, the drive-imaging tool: https://clonezilla.org/Ninite, the multi-app installer: https://ninite.com/Support the Pod! Contribute to the Tech Pod Patreon and get access to our booming Discord, your name in the credits, and other great benefits! You can support the show at: https://patreon.com/techpod

In this episode they look at NOS4A2, Ninite.com, Jazza, and the Heroes TV show

Some applications update themselves, but many don't. A utility called Patch My PC can help with more than 300 programs that may be installed on your Windows computer. In Short Circuits: This year's Pantone color of the year is actually two colors. I'll explain the reasoning for that and we'll take a look at Ultimate Gray and Illuminating Yellow. • The latest version of the MacOS, Big Sur, adds features, fixes problems, and creates problems. In Spare Parts (only on the website): If your Windows computer is still running version 1809, it's time to update it. • For the first time in its more than 50-year history, the Consumer Electronics Show goes fully virtual this year. • Twenty years ago: Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Netscape's Navigator were batting for supremacy, but Netscape was already entering what would become a death spiral.

The change to Linux is not necessarily possible for everyone. This is mainly because of corporate environments using Windows so heavily in the world of desktops. Commercial products are tempting and habit-forming. Linux alternatives are not always "free" (that is if you want support). Gaming on Linux is just not quite there, unless you want to do a little bit of research. System 76 machines, are pretty great at running a custom version of Linux that focuses on including stable NVIDIA drivers – but I'm still going to recommend Windows for gaming over both Linux and Mac, especially users who already have their collection purchased for the PC. Yes, there are compatibility layers that you can install in Steam for Linux, but it's just not the same – at least on a few machines I've tried it on. Office and productivity on Linux are pretty great – as far as Libre Office goes. In the end, we're still going to compare it to Microsoft Office and if it's "as good". As far as not having OneNote, that is kind of a bummer. But I really do wonder if the team in charge or Libre Office (The Document Foundation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LibreOffice)- would ever consider trying to make an open source OneNote alternative. That would be amazing. What Can You Do If You Feel "Stuck" With Windows? Start with a fresh install of Windows 10. Download Windows 10 Debloater script and run that sucker. https://github.com/Sycnex/Windows10Debloater If you go to the link that I'll include in the description, I recommend that you download the "Windows10DebloaterGUI.ps1" file to your computer Since you'd likely be running that script on a new install of Windows, you'll want to run Powershell as admin, then type in set-executionpolicy remotesigned in the prompt, press Enter, A, then Enter. Then you can just run the powershell script that you've downloaded by typing ./scriptname.ps1 and press enter. You can then disable much of the spyware that Microsoft has pre-installed on your machine. I also recommend disabling Cortana, because who knows if Microsoft is keeping her around forever, anyway. Next, I'd recommend you head over to https://Ninite.com - begin checking the boxes of some software you'd like and run their installer, which will batch install them for you, faster than any human could do it manually. If you don't know which apps you'd like on a fresh install of Windows, I'd recommend, Notepad ++, Firefox, VLC, thunderbird, 7zip, Greenshot, irfanview, and LibreOffice (if you don't already have a purchased Microsoft Office subscription or license), and maybe Foxit Reader if you don't plan on downloading Adobe Reader (I recommend downloading a PDF reader, unless you're comfortable with the Microsoft Edge browser trying to display PDFs properly. Why did I mention 7zip? Because the built-in zip tool for Windows is slow. 7zip is something like 30% faster and it's free/open source. I always wondered why I could extract zip files in Linux SO much faster than Windows, so downloading this tool for your Windows machine will help you catch up

Dans ce podcast publié le 8 juin 2020, Alexandre vous montre comment il est possible d'installer ou de mettre à jour la plupart de vos applications préférées en une seule fois. Cela peut être réalisé grâce au site Web ninite.com. Ninite est entièrement accessible et prend en charge de nombreuses applications intéressantes, comme NVDA, qui est un lecteur d'écran gratuit. Être en mesure d’installer plusieurs applications en une seule fois peut être utile après avoir formaté un ordinateur ou si vous en avez un nouveau et que vous souhaitez retrouver rapidement la plupart de vos programmes préférés en une minute. Et, avec Ninite, vous n'avez rien à faire… Lancez simplement l'installateur et laissez-le faire tout le travail! L'équipe de Canadialog demeure à votre disposition si vous avez des questions ou si vous souhaitez en connaître davantage sur nos offres de formations en groupes ou en privées. N'hésitez pas à visiter notre site Web régulièrement et à vous abonner à notre chaîne YouTube pour ne rien manquer. Voyez comment il est possible d'écouter nos podcasts en consultant la liste des services où nos podcasts sont référencés ainsi que les instructions qui s'y rattachent. Bonne écoute!

In this podcast publish on June 8, 2020, Alexandre shows you how it is possible to install or update most of your preferred apps at once. This can be achieved with the website ninite.com. Ninite is fully accessible and supports a lot of great apps like NVDA which is a free screen reader. Being able to install multiple applications at once can be useful after formatting a computer or if you got a new one and you’d like to quickly find back all your stuff in a minute. And, with Ninite, you have nothing to do… Simply run the installer and let it do all the work! In addition, as a reminder, the Canadialog team can offer private or group training on request on the use of assistive technologies. Do not hesitate to contact our team to learn more about training we can offer. Visit our website regularly to be informed when new Podcast becomes available or subscribe to our YouTube channel. See how it is possible to listen to our podcasts by consulting the list of services where our podcasts are referenced and the instructions attached to them. Enjoy!

Te doy la bienvenida a Tecnología Auditiva, el podcast dedicado a informarte lo mejor de la tecnología con noticias, curiosidades y recomendaciones, en este episodio te hablo sobre noticias de Netflix y Google, la recomendación de Ninite. Enlaces: Lista de Netflix: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvahqwMqN4M0GRkZY8WkLZMb6Z-W7qbLA Recomendación: www.ninite.com

Edição de 30 de Janeiro de 2020

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Brief tour of the Accessible Podcatcher; catty and lobby happenings; Windows multitasking command; Gmail verification blunder; a Hero clip; Jambox mini bluetooth speaker demo; talking info in New York City taxis and discussion of Ninite website.

Welcome to episode 102 of the EdTech Situation Room from August 8, 2018, where technology news meets educational analysis. This week Jason Neiffer (@techsavvyteach) and Wesley Fryer (@wfryer) discussed an update to this summer's MacBook Pro Throttling Controversy, the upcoming death of Flash functionality in 2020, and the importance of being wary when you see pop-up ads to "update flash" and other software on your computer. The recent decisions by Apple, YouTube/Google and Facebook to ban / take down websites and media channels of Alex Jones / InfoWars was also addressed, along with Facebook's takedown of suspected Russian network pages. Jason shared a shout-out to the helpful updating software "Ninite" for Windows, and Wes shared a shout out to his school's "Digital Citizenship Conversations" website as well. The perils of digital voting was discussed, along with the ongoing controversy over 3D printable guns. Amy Webb's recent prediction that "smartphones will be gone in 10 years" and other trends identified through her "Future Today Institute." The recent news that voice-based phone calls are finally in decline in Britain, Logitech's purchase of Blue Microphones, a cautionary tale for users of free VPN services whose data is sold to advertisers, and an eye opening Guardian article about Russian hacking forums were also highlighted in the show. Google's required use of physical identity keys for two step verification and the perils of using SMS as well as app-based verification methods for two step authentication was explored as well. Geeks of the week included Promevo (by Jason) and Explorables (by Wes). Please follow us on Twitter @edtechSR to stay up to date about upcoming shows, and share feedback with us about the show on Twitter or via a comment on our website.

Paulo discovers his future lays in his passion for IT, helping people, and providing customer service like no one in his area does! Paulo shares his incredible entrepreneurial journey from part time side hustle to full time brick and mortar business, Truly-Unlimited! He can be found here: FB: https://www.facebook.com/Braziliandude96 TU Bus Page: https://www.facebook.com/TrulyUnlimitedLLC Call: (857) 264-0131 Website: http://truly-unlimited.com/ Also, he shared a HUGE takeaway for all of us; "For all your programs in ONE , Fast, SECURE location" : Ninite.com Thanks for watching and make sure to follow Paulo as his journey continues!

Keeping your computer up to date is important, but it's also time consuming. A free utility makes the process easier and you might want the paid version instead. In Short Circuits: When something goes wrong with your computer, avoid the urge to do something immediately. A small delay doesn't cause most problems to become worse, but a quick action -- if it's the wrong one -- can be a disaster. Broadcom has terminated its attempt to take over Qualcomm. If you're waiting for fifth-generation communications gear, some may begin to appear around the end of the year. Microsoft will start making Intel microcode available for download to fix CPU problems. In Spare Parts (only on the website): More women are graduating with computer science degrees, but they're still not getting top programming positions. • An open-source development group wants its application to infect your network and has some convincing arguments for why you might want to encourage it.

Today's episode may be accompanied by the sound of Kim's birds, as it was a gorgeous spring-like day in NC when we recorded this podcast. It was also Kim's grandmother's 88th birthday. We begin the episode by sharing about our free monthly class for March. We'll be talking about both high and low tech ways to access and read books with little or no physical vision. This is a topic which includes lots of exciting avenues and methods, so we're excited to share a myriad of ways in which you can find reading material for work or pleasure. The class will be held on Thursday, March 22, 2018 at 8:30 PM eastern time. For all relevant information, please sign up for our free teleclasses mailing list to learn more. Next, Lisa reminds listeners about the new Stress Les , Browse Happy internet navigation tutorial that we recently released, and discusses why she feels it's so important for so many people. Speaking of new tutorials, our tutorial on the Google Home is available for preorder and will be released on Thursday, March first. We share some exciting facts about it in this episode, and show you a couple of fun Google Home-related demos. Chris provides a demo of the little sister of the Google Home family, the Google Home Mini, and shows you a few things that it can do. Did you know that Kim and Chris have both adopted pets? Wel, that's thanks to Google Home, too. We show you the fun, interactive Sound Pet game, and Lisa adopts a sound pet of her own. We close by sharing Lisa's demo of a great little program that we couldn't live without, Ninite. We hope you enjoy this episode.

Welcome to episode 76 of the EdTech Situation Room from December 6, 2017, where technology news meets educational analysis. This week Jason Neiffer (@techsavvyteach) and Wes Fryer (@wfryer) discussed the viability of antivirus software on client computers and the prospects for brain implants (mind-computer interfaces) as described by a current neurosurgeon. Additional topics included Windows 10 ARM laptops, the public health risks posed by Facebook and Google, digital distractions, and Amazon Prime video finally coming to AppleTV. Google-related topics included the current spat over selling products on Amazon.com, which is leading to the blocking of YouTube on Amazon streaming devices, YouTube's redoubled efforts to address child exploitation online, and the need for AI / machine learning consultants to help companies utilize these technologies to support their business practices. The prospects for privacy in the United State being further eroded by a Supreme Court case focusing on the need for a warrant for cell phone location data and the best selling products during CyberMonday rounded out the show. Geeks of the week included Android battery management strategies, the Windows re-imaging tool Ninite, a science fiction book written by a neuroscientist, and Amazon's new "Transcribe" service for audio and video files stored on the Amazon Cloud. Please check out all our shownotes (including articles we did not have time to address in this week's show) on http://edtechsr.com/links and follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/edtechSR for updates.

Intro The patching solutions review concludes this week with Ivanti's patch solution, as well as PDQ Deploy/Inventory. As a quick reminder, here's where our bake-off currently sits: Ninite (covered in 7MS #275) ManageEngine (covered in 7MS #277) Quick reminder: none of these solutions are bribing me with fat wads of cash to plug their products. Some day I hope to have such problems, but today is not that day. Ivanti You might know Ivanti as Shavlik - that's the product name I'm more familiar with anyways. Back in February, Shavlik became Ivanti. Pros Pretty easy to install and manage - even without a deep background in IT (in today's episode I tell a story that can back this claim based on my experience) Does a solid job of applying patching Windows OS and third party Cons Pricing is a little steep - last figures I saw were ~$80 per server, per year and ~$40 per workstation, per year. ITScripts library (that allows for GPO-style policy enforcement) is a little slim when compared to similar functionality offered from other solutions PDQ Deploy/Inventory Pros Lets you crazy with building custom packages you can deploy to granular groups Awesome online help resources, including a YouTube video library that's got a video for just about everything Quick response to support tickets Cons A bit more complicated to get comfortable with than the other solutions A little confusing on the Windows patching side - not quite as "point and patch" as some of the other solutions Agentless system - machines have to be able to "see" the PDQ

This episode continues our series on comparing popular patching solutions, such as: Ninite ManageEngine Ivanti PDQ Ninite This week I focused on Ninite, and here's the TLDR version: Pros Does one thing (third party patching) and does it really well Extremely affordable User interface is clean, simple and really easy to use/learn Cons No "agentless" option - it's an agent or nothin' I'm not sure if Ninite has the brand name recognition and reputation to be accepted/respected by large companies I need to do more homework on how they pull down their packages...are they ripping apart packages and repackaging them at all? That could be a big avenue for side-loading icky stuff.

Tech Tips #1 - Installing software on a new install or system? Try ninite.com!

This is a fun show by two IT sales reps trying to add some color to the DMR [Direct Market Reseller] world. In it they interview customers and prospect clients on good IT planning and implementation strategies. SHOW NOTES "This is a Tech Talk Interview with your hosts Trip Nine and John Giordano." Enjoy our first episode with our good friend and customer Darrell Parks. He is the IT Director over at Hoxie School District. When did you get interested in technology? @ age 13 when 20 GB was the largest hard drive capacity one could afford, Darrell was at a garage sale with his grandmother and bought his first computer. What hobbies do you have besides deploying systems and implementing switches? Racing Miada's, there is a local Miata club that Darrell is apart of. Darrell has done racing, drifting, and has a blast with his club. "You got to have a way to take off the stress". This is a good way. Darrell is also a gamer, first big game he liked was Starcraft. Star Wars or Star Trek? And Why? Star Trek! Star Wars has used the green screen too much. Who do you think would win in a battle – Star Trek or Star Wars? Check out http://gizmodo.com/who-would-win-in-an-all-out-battle-star-wars-or-star-t-1676075613 and comment below :) Current / new technology you like: Darrell likes the new intel Widi technology [display cast technology]. Listen in to find out why. Best IT moves of 2014-2015 YTD? Hoxie like any school deals with software updates a lot. In the past they would get the updates and put them on the server [it was time consuming]. They switched to a product called Ninite which helped a lot with the time consuming factor of the updates. Hoxie is also moving to Cat6 connections to increase their network speed. This is another win for the district. Biggest Lesson learned? Hoxie IT is a well run shop. Darrell’s advice is to just make sure you are keeping your teachers happy :) The way that he looks at it is he is running a business within a business – he needs to keep his customers [the teachers] happy so everyone will be happy. What brands do you like and why? Darrell has worked with Lenovo for a long time so it seemed like a natural fit when he moved over to his position at Hoxie. If you were on a tropical island and could only bring 1 piece of technology – what would it be and why? After thinking about it, Darrell said He would bring over a high powered radio to call for help [love the practical mindedness]. :) GO TO http://techtalkinterviews.com/techtalk001/ to see the hilarious video shot we did from this interview. AND VISIT http://techtalkinterviews.com/ for more great interviews.

Tweaks, fixes, and utilities are this week's topic, ranging from NiNite for safe updates and when delays are good, to organizing ebooks and music files, to God Mode and GE Geek. In Short Circuits: The Equation Group plants US-based malware worldwide and thieves steal perhaps a billion dollars from banks around the world. On the website only, Spare Parts includes movement toward full solid-state storage, crowd-sourcing could be used for 911 calls, a $5 million competition for robotics, and Austin's South by Southwest educational conference expands.

This week we have yet another episode with the full podcast crew. Discussion starts off with the journey down to help Michael in his new house, along with the must buy book ‘Boundaries in Dating’. We then switch topics onto how Edd is getting on using Swift, followed by the benefits of Semantic Versioning and Promises. Responsive design then gets a mention - as we look into how the Guardian were able to decrease their responsive payload sizes. Finally, we finish off with our thoughts on OSX Yosemite, and how you can use tools like Homebrew, Cask and Ninite (for Windows) to ease clean-installs.

Scaling online servers, PHP application development (CakePHP vs CodeIgniter), NINITE installer (highly recommended), installing SSD in laptop (challenges revealed), Profiles in IT (Frederick Emmons Terman, co-founder and Father of Silicon Valley), Special gusest (Feroze Khan, Stratford VP for International Programs), market demand for web programming languages (PHP and Java top server side languages, HTML and CSS top client side languages), and scaling facebook for 1B users (hacker culture with rapid code releases, dedicated data centers with custom software). This show originally aired on Saturday, October 6, 2012, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM). This show originally aired on Saturday, October 6, 2012, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

Scaling online servers, PHP application development (CakePHP vs CodeIgniter), NINITE installer (highly recommended), installing SSD in laptop (challenges revealed), Profiles in IT (Frederick Emmons Terman, co-founder and Father of Silicon Valley), Special gusest (Feroze Khan, Stratford VP for International Programs), market demand for web programming languages (PHP and Java top server side languages, HTML and CSS top client side languages), and scaling facebook for 1B users (hacker culture with rapid code releases, dedicated data centers with custom software). This show originally aired on Saturday, October 6, 2012, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM). This show originally aired on Saturday, October 6, 2012, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

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Facebook med epost meldingssystem, Stor nyhet fra Itunes i morgen, Masse om COD:Black Ops, Ninite, Ventriloid, Opera for Android ute i Beta, Firefox 4 beta 7, AMD med 6900 den 13. desember? Medvirkende: Einar Holten (@TCi82) og Jan Espen Pedersen (@Jan_Espen) Gikk direkte: 15 november 2010 kl 21:30-22:30 Takk til: DreamScene.org (animated background), Elliot Simons, "Hit the Decks" (music)

Hosted by Eric McClintock, and Brendan Farmer. Listen Here: Download Audio Here Video: Download 720P HD (942MB) | Download Low Quality (442 MB) Eric's Picks: Evernote: http://www.evernote.com/ Handbrake: http://handbrake.fr/ Macrium Reflect: http://www.macrium.com/reflectfree.asp QSynergy: http://www.volker-lanz.de/en/software/qsynergy/ CD Burner XP: http://cdburnerxp.se/ TeraCopy: http://www.codesector.com/teracopy.php SuperCopier: http://supercopier.sfxteam.org/ Notepad++: http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm Ninite: http://ninite.com/ PC Decrapifier: http://www.pcdecrapifier.com/ Remember The Milk: http://www.rememberthemilk.com/ Windows Live Movie Maker: http://download.live.com/moviemaker Alternative To: http://alternativeto.net/ CCleaner: http://www.ccleaner.com/ Malware Bytes: http://www.malwarebytes.org/ SmartDefrag: http://www.iobit.com/iobitsmartdefrag.html DisplayFusion: http://www.binaryfortress.com/displayfusion/ MagicISO Virtual DVD: http://www.magiciso.com/tutorials/miso-magicdisc-overview.htm CrashPlan: http://b2.crashplan.com/landing/index.html LogicBuy: http://www.logicbuy.com/ LogMeIn: https://secure.logmein.com/US/products/free/ Brendan's Picks: Simple Unit Converter: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Others/Unit-Conversion/A-Simple-Unit-Converter.shtml TeamViewer: http://www.teamviewer.com/download/index.aspx PortableApps: http://portableapps.com/suite DropBox: http://www.dropbox.com/features Desktop Calendar: http://www.glenn.delahoy.com/software/index.shtml Rocket Dock: http://rocketdock.com/download CutePDF: http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp Flight Logg: http://flightlogg.in/demo/maps.html AVG Free: http://free.avg.com/us-en/free-antivirus-download Pidgin: http://www.pidgin.im/download/windows/ OpenOffice: http://www.openoffice.org/ Wubi: http://wubi-installer.org/index.php Daemon Tools: http://www.daemon-tools.cc/eng/products/dtLite Flight Memory: http://www.flightmemory.com/poster/ E-Mail PSS Concorde Patch My name is Tony, I live in France and I recently discovered your podcast! I do like it a lot (none of those things exist for Flight Sim french users!) I also own a french community based website for FSX called FSX-Online.com (http://www.fsx-online.com) in which I try to give most useful tips for FSX and a top freeware addons selection. Thanks to you, I can now give plenty of tips for my french users ! Anyway, the concern of this mail was more about reacting about the latest show where you talked about the Concorde! And share with you this News : I have worked on a mod (patch) that could give some users the ability to run the beautiful PSS Concorde under FSX. Here are the main specs : Fully usable overhead buttons and click spots Workaround for starting engines (will be provided later in a note) Reheat (Afterburner) is now working: 0-75% throttle --> 0 to 106% N1, 76-100% throttle --> Afterburner engaged... Overall fuel consumption has been reworked to match FSX parameters! Effects repositioned (AB torch, smoke, …) Some engine specifications reworked to match real Concorde. I hope this will bring a good news to former PSS users that switched to FSX... This patch is still beta and has been tested under FSX SP2 and Acceleration. This is available on AVSIM or on my website ! http://library.avsim.net/download.php?DLID=145071 http://www.fsx-online.com/telechargements-fsx-avion-ligne.html (in french) Hope this will prove useful to your listeners... Cheers from France ! Tony (MaxWaldorf)