Alarm Clock of Justice

The Alarm Clock of Justice is a computer alarm clock that can wake your computer from standby or hibernation to play a customized alarm. The alarm includes videos, websites, songs, movies, and any other file type. By waking up from standby and hibernation your PC does not have to be turned on all night--and neither do its cooling fans. Release 2.2.x has snooze, a new interface for profiles (formerly called "configurations"), customizable alarm timing, and a lot of other improvements from version 2.1. Instead of reworking large portions of the Alarm Clock of Justice for large releases, I will release new changes more frequently, but they will mainly be bug fixes. Notable FeaturesWake computer up from hibernation and standby to play an alarm Backup alarm plays unless you stop it from doing so--it unmutes your volume and sets it to the highest level. It plays the "Alarm Clock of Justice song", which is meant to wake you. Volume effects can make the system volume fade in and out, be set to a certain level, or be random. Alarms with Music, videos, websites, programs and just about anything can be launched from the Alarm Clock of Justice. Reminders with random flashing colors, a background picture, and adjustable text can be part of the alarm. Snooze (Finally--Details below) Timing customization--for example, set the volume to unmute ten seconds after playing a song. Insomniac mode will try to stop you from shutting down your computer for a specified amount of time There is now built-in support for putting your computer into hibernation/standby/Logoff at a certain time. It is under the "Open File/URL" tab and is actually a built-in command that calls another program I wrote. Comprehensive tests to see if your computer can wake up from standby/hibernate and play the alarm