Free killer software for mac

I had iSync go a little haywire and COPY all of my contacts instead of SYNC them. This happened on three computers, so I had three of each contact. Removing all three hundred by hand would have taken me hours, so I wrote this simple utility to do it for me.

AB Dup Killer is bare bones simple, folks. It backs up your existing AddressBook database, looks for dups, and removes them. Theres not even a log. However, it is FAST, much faster than the only other bloated program I found to do the same thing. And it should be safe and accurate as well. If anything looks wrong, just drag your backed up database to ~/LibraryApplication Support.

HP Comm Killer has one purpose, it force-quits the HP Communications application which, under versions of 10.2.x and 10.3.x, will "hang" if the PSC (PSC1210 in my case) is turned off or unplugged and then connected/turned on again. Then, when attempting to scan anything, the HP Communications application will hang.

Why do I need it? HP Communications is a "faceless" application; you cant force-quit it from the Finder. You need to dig out the Activity Monitor, find the HP Communications App in the list, click on it and "force-quit" the app. Until HP fixes the problem, HP Comm Killer will force-quit the app for you. Place it in your Dock next to the HP Director icon so you can easily fix the problem when it occurs.

Wrastlers is a set of killer fighters icons yo! Totally hardcore man. Well, maybe they dont look so tough but thats just cause they are trying to impress you by behaving.

All icons are aquafied and look best in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Completly freeware for non-commercial.

StarWarsScroll Screen Saver 1.1.1 from Killer Robots Games is a screen saver which recreates the opening titles of each of the six Star Wars movies with accuracy. Can't find your Star Wars DVDs? Relive the experience through StarWarsScroll.

Enhancements:

• Added Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard support.
• Updated QuickTime code and reduced stuttering on music startup.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 or later
  
• OpenGL compatible video card

Dicimoes is a simple time killer game, part puzzle, part solitaire. Fit together the hex shaped pieces to win. Its simple.

Playing Dicimoes is very simple. Getting good at it takes some practice. To start, drag any Dicimoe tile from the bottom of the screen onto the hexogonal play area. Next you drag another tile next to it. The sides of that tile that contact each other much match. From that point on, every tile you place must touch two or more other tiles.

To fit tiles you will need to sometimes rotate them. Click on a tile in the bottom area to rotate it, then you can drag it into place. You can use the arrow buttons at the bottom to move the game pieces around, if you need more space to build.

The Easy level forces you to place 6 tiles numbered 1 to 4.
The Hard level forces you to place 25 tiles, from 1 to 5.
The Insane level requires 25 tiles, numbered 1 to 6.

Learning the secrets to winning will take practice. Learning to win every time requires planning.