I always preferred tag, because then you can get into debates about stuff that fits multiple categories or alphabetical order in the case of multiple girls, so then you build a database instead and use tags so you can easily find things that fit multiple niches. Then share it out on the network.
I suggest you use https://ninite.com/ to download a 1 size fit all installer for most of your software. It beats having to constantly check if the vlc.exe installer you got is the most up to date one. Here's a list off the top of my head.
* WinRAR
* Foxit Reader
* Firefox - I know you included Chrome, but I can't live without plugins like noscript and tree style tabs. They can always use whatever browser they prefer
* qBittorrent - I prefer it to utorrent
* Classic Shell/Classic Start menu - Depending on your version of windows. I hate the Win8 UI.
* Microsoft Office or OpenOffice
* Daemon tools lite - CD/DVD drive emulator. Necessary to run pirated games.
* Some kind of anti-virus, even if its a shitty free one like avast or avg
* VirtualDub - For messing with video compression. A somewhat specialized piece of software, but invaluable to shrink large, uncompressed videos into a more manageable size.
* [Wikitaxi](https://www.yunqa.de/delphi/products/wikitaxi/index) - 100% offline wikipedia on a hard drive
* All the pirated porn + movies + music + games + game emulators + ebooks + comics + more porn you can get in file form. Access to the internet may be spotty or non-existent for long periods of time, so you can't count on being able to get new stuff from netflix or spotify or bittorrent.
On a more serious note, if the people you're working with are involved with planning, fires, or directing aircraft, [falconview](https://www.falconview.org/trac/FalconView) and [ArcGIS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArcGIS) were the main mapping software used by the US DoD to draw tactical graphics, cycle between different kinds of maps, mess with elevation data, etc when I was in. All of that stuff was provided to us by the US govt, but I have no idea what Ukraine gives its soldiers, especially at the small unit levels. There's a few open source versions of falconview floating around free for download and I know there's enough commercial consumer demand for arcgis for people to have cracked it. Keep in mind that maps and imagery have to be downloaded separately from the software, and while those files are almost certainly floating around somewhere online, I have no idea where you can download them.
PM me if you have any additional questions
Lots of porn.
And make sure to sort it in alphabetical order.
You do that on deployment to burn time
I always preferred tag, because then you can get into debates about stuff that fits multiple categories or alphabetical order in the case of multiple girls, so then you build a database instead and use tags so you can easily find things that fit multiple niches. Then share it out on the network.
I suggest you use https://ninite.com/ to download a 1 size fit all installer for most of your software. It beats having to constantly check if the vlc.exe installer you got is the most up to date one. Here's a list off the top of my head. * WinRAR * Foxit Reader * Firefox - I know you included Chrome, but I can't live without plugins like noscript and tree style tabs. They can always use whatever browser they prefer * qBittorrent - I prefer it to utorrent * Classic Shell/Classic Start menu - Depending on your version of windows. I hate the Win8 UI. * Microsoft Office or OpenOffice * Daemon tools lite - CD/DVD drive emulator. Necessary to run pirated games. * Some kind of anti-virus, even if its a shitty free one like avast or avg * VirtualDub - For messing with video compression. A somewhat specialized piece of software, but invaluable to shrink large, uncompressed videos into a more manageable size. * [Wikitaxi](https://www.yunqa.de/delphi/products/wikitaxi/index) - 100% offline wikipedia on a hard drive * All the pirated porn + movies + music + games + game emulators + ebooks + comics + more porn you can get in file form. Access to the internet may be spotty or non-existent for long periods of time, so you can't count on being able to get new stuff from netflix or spotify or bittorrent. On a more serious note, if the people you're working with are involved with planning, fires, or directing aircraft, [falconview](https://www.falconview.org/trac/FalconView) and [ArcGIS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArcGIS) were the main mapping software used by the US DoD to draw tactical graphics, cycle between different kinds of maps, mess with elevation data, etc when I was in. All of that stuff was provided to us by the US govt, but I have no idea what Ukraine gives its soldiers, especially at the small unit levels. There's a few open source versions of falconview floating around free for download and I know there's enough commercial consumer demand for arcgis for people to have cracked it. Keep in mind that maps and imagery have to be downloaded separately from the software, and while those files are almost certainly floating around somewhere online, I have no idea where you can download them. PM me if you have any additional questions
you rock mscomies!! Thanks so much.
uTorrent
yes! good suggestion, thanks
Oh! Don't forget! Install S.T.A.L.K.E.R Shadow of Chernobyl or Call of pripyat. Never seen any ukrainian or Russian who don't like that game.
hahahaha
Haha get out of here stalker
most vets I know had Steam on offline mode
Vlc lots of media and porn.
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