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I would add, Interface-based application.  Working with Interfaces.

Thanks for that list, rjbull.  I was not aware of those applications!

I believe Google accepts Regular Expressions.
Why not simply TRY IT AND SEE?

I used the string below (no quotes) and got some very interesting results.

/^[once upon a time]\S+[lived happily ever after]/

A variation would be
/^[once upon a time]\W+[lived happily]/

Good luck.

Your number CANNOT exist with two carriers at the same time.

Exactly how the transition takes place is really up to the new carrier (what their procedure is).
I would suspect (I would like to hope) they provide you the new phone and then give you an option to determine/control when you have the number ported.  The actual process of porting the number takes only a few minutes.

HTH

That looks like a terrific deal.
Since you own Evo 8, perhaps you can tell me if the HTML it produces is 'clean'.
I am really tired of WYSIWYG "webpage" editors that generate JUNK.

Unfortunately I don't have access to PC with XP loaded right now - but will have in ten days' time when I'm back in the UK for a few weeks.

Mark

May I suggest using VirtualBox to build an XP machine (image) for testing.  As a matter of fact, you can build multiple versions (SP1, SP2, etc) and use the same license!!

I love the idea and am anxious to try this (sorry I missed your original post; it appears you have gotten a lot of good feedback).  I will consider myself part of the "second generation" of testers!
At first look it appears to be something that just might give me an excuse to use Twitter more than once a month.  LOL

I have a bit.ly account.  Can I configure this client to use MY account when converting URLs?

Don't forget there are still some of us "Old Farts" who create HTML/CSS/Javascript with notepad or VIM.
In that case there was no "generator".

I have been using WAVE for quite a while now for:
Collaboration
Brainstorming
Archive of images/ideas
Maintaining personal notes and TODO lists

Now, I admit it is NOT the perfect tool for every job.  I use Tungle.me to schedule meetings and RememberTheMilk.com for TODO lists with deadlines/notification and git for archive/retrieval.
But I do find more of my data stored "in the cloud".  Google Docs provides an outstanding alternative to [overpriced and overrated] MSOffice.  I have even drifted away from OpenOffice in favor of GoogleDocs.
Picasa provides a great alternative to Photoshop; with online storage built-in

One day I will wonder how I can survive without an Internet connection (and Google).

I think the idea has merit.  But it does seem we need a bit more 'brainstorming' before it can be finalized.

This has been around for quite a long time and boasts a decent sized user base.
I have "tried them all" and I recommend:
  If you really want to get your hands dirty (C++), choose Dark GDK {there is a .NET version but it is a clumsy port IMHO}
  My favorite is DXStudio.  I have a blog with tips/tricks based on my experience.

DXStudio uses ECMA Javascript (before you balk, give it a try!) and has the absolute best support on the planet.

[Advertising]

Advertising is an old business...

It has been said that Prostitution is the Oldest Profession.
In disagreement, I proport that Advertising is the Oldest.

My evidence is the fact that even Prostitutes had to Advertise!

My hosting account with Dreamhost includes the capability to backup ANYTHING I want and access it with FTP or SCP.
Here is their description of the service they offer:

You do, however, get one user per account where anything legal may be stored; your Backups User.

This user cannot have any websites pointed to it, nor may you share files via it... it is only to be used as an off-site backup for your personal files.
As such, we keep no backups of files on this account. These are already supposed to be your backups... not your only copy!
(Of course, you should always keep your own copies of all data stored with us.. we make no guarantees!)

Every full DreamHost Hosting plan includes 50GB of backups space!
(Additional usage will be charged at the rate of 10 cents / GB a month: the best backup deal on the net!)

You may access your backup user via ftp, sftp, scp, and rsync!

HTH

I have always preferred Tahoma or Verdana.
Plain and simple.  Shows well on screen and in print.

What I have done (in the past) is to modify my signature line as soon as I know my new email address.
Then, over time, as I communicate with people they get the update.
Honestly, if anyone is 'left behind', it is because they are not in my current circle of communication.

My 2 cents (I expect change back).

Wow.
That's on par with, "What's the number for 911?"  (or similarly, programming 911 as a speed dial entry)

"Cercle"?
What is a cercle?  I cannot find it in the dictionary.

[and]

I think I misread this thread title.  But I wanted to offer that I have been using Google WAVE for Note-Taking and Brainstorming.
It is great for collaboration; although it requires a little patience getting accustomed to it - because it is so 'different'.

[there will be a time]

I would offer a word of warning: be sure to keep some sort of backup copy of EVERYTHING.
Especially with MSWord, there will be a time* when a user makes changes to a document and it becomes unreadable.
I am a big fan of git for version control & backup.  I acknowledge that 'average users' are not able to understand the concepts of version control.
But, one of the great attributes of git is that all the revision information can be 'transported' easily (it is maintained in a single folder).  I have done precisely this, in this way:

• I have a 'controlled' copy of everything on a server (in a share only I have permission to)
• Using git I can capture changes - as the 'updates' are passed to me by other users (in my case it is only ONE other person)
• That server-backed copy of my files becomes the MASTER.

Good luck.  Your task is complicated by the fact that, besides managing information (and the technical logistics) you must manage people and "The Idiot Principle" [a kin to The Peter Principle].


*When that occurs and you think back to this post, you can call me "Jeanne Dixon". LOL

I REALLY like that one.
It is obvious, cute without being annoying.

Thumbs up from me! 

[fine]

Congratulations on your fine new pix device.
I am shopping for a high-end DSLR right now.  What made you choose THAT ONE?  Your ideas would be very helpful for me.
I am just about to buy a Canon EOS 550D.

I would choose neither.
I don't believe in sweepstakes (aka gambling) and never participate.  Afterall, by never expecting something for nothing I am NEVER disappointed!

[programms]

...collects many personal information about you

I leery of advertisement copy that not use English language very good.

...stops Google from spying you.

When grammar sound like Yoda, I not good feeling about it.

...switches off spying functionality in Google programms.

What's a programms?


How do you know Google is collecting personal information?

This is just crap to steal money from fools.

...the company's monumental advertising campaign will have had its effect ("something like you've never seen in your life," as Altman described it to us on the phone this afternoon) ...

If it is UNsuccessful, the computer may be dubbed "The Commode"!

Sorry!  I had thought the Coding Snacks section was only for things requested by others.  Guess I shoulda asked before posting...

For future reference, what's the difference between posting in Coding Snacks or the "Other programs" section?

That's a great question I would [also] like to know the answer for.

Thanks for this really cool utility!  It will make my life easier.

"If necessity is the Mother of Invention, then laziness must be the Father"