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| User Defined Software "Menu" Bar, Etc. 
Just like your "Favorites" Menu; you can move Menu Items and transfer all Software Menu options to any Menu Title Heading and Even Grab and add From an Add and Deleted Menu. So, you get some Software like, a Paint Program, for instance and realize you always need to hit five buttons or items first just to begin so, you rearrange those plus your favorites under one Menu Bar Title Heading and Rename the Menu's Name's to suit you!
You would also be able to choose the Menu Item's "Word" or corresponding "Button" to your choice and color. Just to make software easy!Reward: To Rename, Add, Delete, rearrange and color the huggest program and create a zip file of useless commands! Like there's no useless commands! Ha, ha, ha! 
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| Single Piece Recyclable Computer Case
Computer cases have two obvious problems. First they are not recyclable (or made from recycled material) and secondly they come in many pieces and parts and are made from various materials. Metal & Non-recyclable computer cases fill our landfills everyday with toxins.My ideal case would be some form of injection-molded (from recyclable or recycled plastic) single piece case which could house the main computer components.Allowances would need to be made for case cooling as well as a hinge/closure mechanism to allow easy access of internal components.I worked for a plastic-folder manufacturer several years ago that had developed CD/DVD binders that where 100% recyclable, so if a simple design could be worked out I believe this would help reduce the strain on the environment, and eventually reduce the price of computers plus the would come in some really COOL COLORS! Making this one single piece would allow these to be manufactured by the gazillion for little $$ once the initial molding & setup has been paid for.I have not seen anything like (a single piece case) on the net; please let me know if you find something similar or have some ideas.Reward: A few of these in various colors.
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| Using multiple cores in PC's
Up till now, the operating systems in PCs use only the first core in the multicore CPUs. If you pull up the resource monitor in windows, you will see that the second core is only engaged when the first core reaches 100% usage. My idea is to have software developed that would tag each process in a program with an assigned core, assign it a range of memory to use and syncronize the output of the steams in the memory controller with clocking flags -- so that for instance voice and video would be produced at the correct time -- The main idea is to distibute the load of the program over ALL of the available cores simultaneously.Reward: Increased speed and productivity, lower latency, decreased user wait times
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