Free spy destroyer software for mac

Spy 3.0 brings a utility to suck up necessary CPU time to show info about your system load. Spy is as unobtrusive as possible. Its original goal was to take less screen space than the Mac OS X utility CPU Monitor. It does so by lodging itself in the menu bar.

Spy displays two kind of information, your CPU load and your network load. The CPU load is represented with two small circles in the menu bar. The inner circle shows the system load, the outer circle the user load. Looking at the black line length gives instantaneous load reading. Average reading, if enabled, is provided by looking at the level of transparency on the rest of the circle.

Spy supports multiple CPUs, either by showing one widget per CPU or by aggregating all the CPUs on one widget. To be honest if you have more than two processors in your Mac the display in this later mode is going to be too small for comfortable reading. The good news is you don't care, because there is currently no Macintosh with more than two processors available.

The CPU load can also be passed to a Griffin PowerMate if you have one, so the leds at the base of this cool device pulsate in rythm with your CPU. Try a good 3D game, you will finally be able to see how much your CPU is working while you frag those aliens. I haven't invented the idea, but when I saw the feature in unsanity.com's Cee Pee You I had to implement it as well.

The network load is always an agregate of all your network interfaces (ethernet, Airport, PPP over a modem). It shows two arrows, one up for the outgoing packets, one down for the incoming ones. The thickness of the arrow is relative to the max load of the network over the last 5 minutes. This means that if there is no network activity for a while, one byte send is going to be rendered as a big fat arrow.

Spy is free, but you get what you paid for: a piece of software without guaranties of any kind. It may work, but if it goes and erase your hard drive instead of its real job, well, too bad. This said my hard drive is still working.

Enhancements: Version 1.2b1 release notes not available currently.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.1.5 or later.

Ventrilo is the next evolutionary step of Voice over IP (VoIP) group communications software. Ventrilo is also the industry standard by which all others measure them selves as they attempt to imitate its features.
By offering surround sound positioning and special sound effects on a per user, per channel, per server or global configuration level the program provides each user the option to fully customize exactly how they wish to hear sounds from other users or events.
Ventrilo is best known for its superior sound quality and minimal use of CPU resources so as not to interfere with day to day operations of the computer or during online game competitions.
It is also preferred for the simple user interface that any first time computer user can very quickly learn because the most commonly used features are immediately visible and can be activated with a single click of the mouse.
If voice communication isnt your cup of tea then you can always use Ventrilo as a more reliable form of IRC without the hassles or frustration of trying to teach someone how to setup a real IRC client.
Ventrilo can be used for home / personal applications like talking to friends and family, or playing organized online games where Voice Comm can make them more exciting and productive.

Main features:
- Voice communication with multiple people.
- Cross channel communications.
- Phantom users for listening in on other channels.
- User-to-user private conversations.
- Individual channels that can be created dynamically.
- Sub channels.
- Muted channels.
- Queued channels.
- Channel transmit time limits.
- Channel client limits.
- Channel feature filtering.
- Password protected server login and channels.
- Advanced channel control options and filters.
- Individual admin passwords for channels.
- Text-to-speech (TTS) voice generation.
- Key binding to execute special program functions, play wave files, send TTS messages.
- Separate phonetic spelling of user and channel names for proper TTS.
- Built in chat similar to IRC.
- Users can enter dynamic comments for all other users to see.
- User assigned names for server connections. No need to remember IP numbers.
- Wave file or TTS event notifications for program events.
- Remote administration of server features and current users.
- Remote administration of persistent server properties.
- Mute Microphone and Mute Sound with key binds for both.
- User adjustable sound effects.
- Persistent mute states for specific users on a given server.
- Persistent channel admin passwords.
- Persistent special effects including surround sound for users, channels, servers, global.
- Built in server browser.
- Ability to record and playback voice streams. Great for watching demos with associated voice comms.
- Voice activation or Press-to-talk transmission modes.
- Binds to change channels or cycle through all available channels.
- Multiple platform support for servers.
- Multiple platform support for clients.
- Servers are now ready and supported on 64bit platforms.
- The clients and servers do NOT contain any Ad Ware or Spy Ware features.
- Ability to restrict server admin features. Useful for hosting services.
- Server specified codecs to control voice quality and bandwidth usage.
- User customization of display modes.
- User customization of user list icons and toolbar icons.
- Clients will soon support *NIX platforms.
- Portable cross platform server.

System requirements:
- Processor: 1.0 GHz or higher.
- Sound Input and Output device.
- Microphone.

Enhancements
- Fixed crash when using Russian language desktop, and possibly languages other than English.
- Modified Setup-Voice and Bindings editor so that Mouse-1 cannot be selected as a hotkey.
- Modified bindings editor so that 16 users / channels can be defined per hotkey (instead of the old 4 limit).
- Added support for Special Effects (SFX). But only for Volume control at this time. Hope to have more advanced SFX in 3.0.5 client.
- Fixed Complaint List window so that month value of event is displayed correctly. November was showing up as 10 instead of 11.
- Fixed bug with phantoms not being added or deleted correctly.

IMAPCleanse is a free and open source Ruby-based solution that provides you with IMAP automation for large lists and automatic scanning and purging for your mailboxes.

Enhancements:
- Add some tests
- Automatic auth detection
- User-specified auth
- Spy on multiple email addresses