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Here's what a VPN can't protect you from (but you need to use it)

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The abbreviation " VPN " has slowly become established among average Internet users, which is certainly good, but the problem is that people have started to see VPN as the ultimate solution to all problems.
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Rainmeter - Beautify your desktop

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Rainmeter - Beautify your desktop

With the help of this program, you can place on your desktop various accessories such as a clock, calendar, weather forecast, various tools for monitoring computer resources, and much more.

The program itself weighs only a few megabytes, but the add-ons you want to place on the desktop can take up from a few kilobytes to over 10 MB.

The installation of the program itself is simple and common, as is the installation of add-ons. Except for some that come in folders so you have to put the whole folder in the "Masks" folder.

There are a lot of plugins, you can find them on sites like customize.org or deviantart.com, but also on google on various sites and forums. The best thing about Rainmeter is that all these plugins are created by the users themselves (which they upload to the internet for free) and you can edit them in a simple .txt file. Later, when you get a little practice, you can make your own plugins.

The latest stable version brings the label Rainmeter v2.2, where the Serbian language has also been added. You can download the program from THIS link, and skins and plugins from Google.

The program does not consume too much RAM memory, so 1GB will be quite enough.

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