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I tried to contact the developer of Classic Calendar... but no response   Without that, you'd have to develop from scratch.

I actually decided not to go with the Pi after consideration, and went with this one on sale:

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Got it for just north of $100, and I have a full fledged machine... a good option to think about if you can find it for that price.

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They have a pdf and a kindle format (.mobi).

The sad part?  Everything that he says is simple common sense. 

Windows Store Apps Succinctly - if its as good as the others, it's definitely worth more than the pricetag.  There's also an interesting promotion once you download it... especially considering that this is for Windows Store Apps:

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I guess its a matter of use-case.

As I said, when I come to DC, I use one of the following links:
http://www.donationcoder....dex.php?action=unread;all
http://www.donationcoder....m/index.php?action=unread
http://www.donationcoder....topicsdense;sort=creation

The problem with those, is that they're a convenience- not the way the forum is meant to be used.  So therefore, when you go to do something, you have to go to a different view to post.  You have to go to a different view to find the post that you were looking at if it's unread.  And that involves a lot of finding/remembering/inferring in my experience.

Discourse is built around that view, instead of it being a convenience.  It also maintains the other view in the form of categories.

That's the largest thing that I really like about it.

There are other conveniences- the ability to mention someone like in twitter or SO.  The fact that it remembers where you were (the smarter most recent post in thread link, IMO).  The ability to reply as a new thread, helping to reduce derailment with tangential topics.  The fact that links act like they do on SO and expand, so there's not a reason to figure out how to add context to a bare link.

I don't think it's as much of a revolution as they tout- but they're coming out with a product, so they have to have the marketing speak.  But it is an evolution IMO.

And, in the give them an inch department:
ISP Advertisement Injection - CMA Communications


And the big thing I'm worried about, especially with such sucky coders, is a man-in-the-middle attack, courtesy of your ISP.

This is news? I thought all ISPs did this to give you "courtesy" notices about your account.

Even if everyone does it, it's still bad... (and the code really sucks... does the equivalent of a DoS by the number of AJAX requests).

Removed image... I thought it was pretty good for a laugh, but I guess not...

On the site for one of my Guilds, we switched to using Discourse.  I'm a convert now.  It just flows so smoothly, and actually fits how I use DC actually... I never look at the forum look, unless I'm posting, which makes it more involved to post than it needs to be.  I look at things from an unread threads perspective rather than the breakdown that we have here.

Discourse works exactly like that, with the added advantage of the fact that you can just post, and assign it to where it needs to go, without having to go to that area first.  Tags/Categories take the place of the subcategories.

I just know that we'd discussed it, so I just wanted to chime in after practical use.

The site, if you're interested is http://forum.guildm8s.com.

The short of it is, I really dig it now.  Not sure how it is from the admin side, but as the user experience, it works well.

How Ironic.  I forgot to enter 

The code is on github.  The original article is on the guys blog who caught it here.

Discussion on ycombinator.

Not only is it underhanded, it's also sucky code.  I just wish I could get anything but Comcast around here.  I'm not a high bandwidth user, so I wouldn't get it from that.  But I've had it happen before when their stupid account management system didn't record my payment.

I think that siouxdax posted in the wrong thread... then the whole thread went off on a very different tangent LOL

They can be fun in person, but on the Internet? They just don't work. Timezones monkey them up badly.

Even in person, timing is important.  And most people don't have a sense of it to that extent.

I'm not a big fan of these things when they don't get the timezones right. For that one, sadly, it was pretty believable.

I'm not a fan of those period.  I mean, I just don't get April Fool's Day at all.  Most of the jokes aren't funny, and if they are believable enough, can create a lot of chaos.

Some news on it:

http://www.copblock.org/2...inter-files-for-firearms/

http://www.dailypaul.com/...te-of-defense-distributed (note the comment about the EXIF data - good catch!)

http://www.freerepublic.c.../f-bloggers/3002928/posts (note the note about misspelling... good catch too!)

Those first two counts are sketchy indeed.  The last two...well, I'd guess it would be unrelated.  Unless they're talking about donations, which would be really messed up.

But they weren't trying to trademark mini by itself, right?   Just the phrase "iPad Mini" together?  I actually don't see what the problem is, truthfully...

If they were trying to trademark "mini" by itself, then that would be a different story IMO.

http://cynic.me/2013/04/02/bitcoin-hit-100-usd/

It just hit $100 USD.

Thanks for the site address in the address bar in the picture... that's a cool site!

I am really glad to read that this latest round of paranoia has been deflated by other members of the forum before I became aware of it.

Your quote, not mine.  So, with that in mind.

What I'm getting from you is that its OK for people to very unprofessionally attack MagicRAR under the guise of free speech, but it is not OK for MagicRAR to - let us assume unprofessionally for the sake of argument - try to set the record straight and protect its brand and product against completely baseless and demonstrably false accusations. In other words, DC tolerates attacks on products, but does not tolerate attacks on those attackers of products. Why this asymmetry?

This seems to be disingenuous.  As Mouser has asked us to wrap it up, it will be my last time posting.  But, all I was trying to do was to give you some advice.  Your pedantic response hasn't endeared you any more to myself, and I'm sure to anyone else.

Sometimes, the best thing to do is to say nothing.  It's hard.  It might have been what I should have done in the face of your post.  But I really wanted to make sure that for the future, you might see your two statements side by side... and perhaps come to the self-realization that though this exercise may have been rewarding in that you were able to give tit-for-tat, it was perhaps pyrrhic at best.

Thanks for your consideration.

While I understand that you feel/have the need to address this latest round of discussions, I for one would appreciate it if your posts to do so would stay professional and refrain from utilizing pejoratives.

latest round of paranoia

For those brave enough to explore beyond the boundaries of their paranoia

Clearly these individuals are very deluded

None of that was necessary, and indeed, a post without those would have gone a ways towards gaining goodwill.  Instead, like many others when negative criticism is levied, the more base manners of defense come to light, including the losing way of debating of attacking the arguer rather than the argument.  And like those, no matter what truth may be in your post, your tone turns me away from your product and your company, even if I had need.

That's something that you might want to keep in mind in the future (and there is an edit button on the post if you want to correct such), especially when posting on DC.

I've been using that one at work... it's very nice.  Also the sharing for viewing is nice.  The only thing I've found so far is that after sharing, when I changed the layout, the shared version didn't change on one page for some reason.

PM me your steam name, and I'll send an invite.

Oh... I love that!  I saw it before some Disney movie I saw with the kids recently.  It's great!