Welcome to my downloads page. Note that although my intention is to give you free downloads here, you will also see mention of commercial products and other items on this page which are not owned by me and which of course I have no control over the price of... although I have tried as much as possible to stick with free stuff. If you're the owner of one of a product or item mentioned on this page, and would like me to remove or alter the mention of your property, or if you see an error on one of my pages that you would like to point out, please e-mail me at TechnoZeus @ techie.com and include the word "please" in the subject to make sure it gets past my filter and makes it to my inbox. (Note: I am not affiliated with techie.com in any way other than having an e-mail address through them. Also, please don't send me advertisements unless I have specifically asked you to. Such unwanted advertisements tend to fill up my e-mail space and make me miss messages.)

The following links will each allow you to download a zip file with free content. If you have Microsoft Windows XP, then you should be able to extract the contents from the zip files. Just use your secondary mouse button (right mouse button, on most systems) to click or drag the zip file, and you should see an "Extract" option.

If you don't have an Extract option when you right-click on a zip file (or when you left click on it, if you have your computer set up for easier left-handed operation) then you may want to run a search for zip utilities on a good search engine or a good meta search engine like ixQuick and choose one that you think you'll like. Zip files are a common way of storing multiple files and folders in single compressed file.

So, here's the downloads list (the first link in each entry is the free download available on this site)...

• AntieLife - A simple simulation that I wrote, based in part on an application by Eric O'Sullivan which he was nice enough to provide the source code for on Planet-Source-Code. You can also find the source code for AntieLife in Visual Basic, along with a more detailed description of the program, on Planet-Source-Code
• Various Cellular Automata Files for use with Mirek's Cellebration
• GenePool File Manager 3 for use with GenePool
• My petition for electoral reform for anyone who wants to help me get signatures.
• Version 2 of a simple voting simulation to demonstrate my electoral reform concept. If you like my other downloads, please have a look at this one. You might just decide to help me make a difference by encouraging a senator or representative to recognize the importance of being able to vote against someone.

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