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ProcessTamer / Re: On Digg's Front Page
« on: December 13, 2006, 01:59 PM »
Congratulations mouser! Dugg and commented accordingly.. :Thmbsup:

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awesome, welcome to everyone and keep 'em coming  :up:
i think we may have passed the threshold to order the mugs  8)

How convenient, I just dropped my favourite mug I keep at work a moment ago  :o  :tellme:

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I have come across ITSD Organiser, found via FileForum (complete with comments by our Great Software Guru zaine!)

I need a piece of software that allows the Project Management section of my job to run a bit smoother. Outlook does not cut it with me in this respect. It needs to allow me to manage people, communications, milestones and contact details.

I cannot at the moment try this out (I'm on a workstation that I'm wrestling to fix.. not a technician but hey can bill for it  :D) so I would appreciate anyone with experience of ITSD to possibly comment on it's suitability for this purpose.

Much abliged in advance  :Thmbsup:

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I installed Cooliris in FF 1.5.0.8 - it's pretty neat, no denying that.

After a few hours of use my system started to slow way down - I checked memory usage and saw 360 megs for Firefox!  A few open/close cycles showed that with Cooliris installed, Firefox was using about 200 megs more RAM at startup than without it.

Without Cooliris, it's very unusual for FF to go over 125 megs on my system, even after a full day of use.  I decided that, for me, it's almost as convenient to just open a new tab to take a quick look at a site, so I got rid of Cooliris.



I haven't noticed this in Firefox 2.0. Maybe this issue would be resolved by upgrading? Understandably, you may wish not to, though  :)

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Matt,

Craiglist rocks. I've used it many times.

I was just commenting on why most people don't understand givers. They only think in terms of monetary gains.

Ahh I see  :D Sorry for being confused  :Thmbsup:

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Great article!  :Thmbsup:

tinjaw: you mean how can craiglists benefit you? I wouldn't know because I've never used it..

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N.A.N.Y. Challenge 2007 / Re: Welcome..
« on: December 13, 2006, 05:28 AM »
2nd post!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  :D

Nice idea mouser  8)

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Now that is awesome!

I want it for IE!

Glad you like it  :Thmbsup:

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Living Room / The Physics of Santa
« on: December 12, 2006, 03:58 PM »

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cool i didnt know about cranky geeks, that might be worth a new post by you with an image.

I think what may be more appropriate is a 'Tech Podcasts Review'  :D :Thmbsup: I listen to SO many..

*Gets typing*

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Thanks mouser  :Thmbsup: Seen him on Cranky Geeks a few times... (nice video podcast by the way)

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I would like to participate.. totally a late decision but if I have time, you may see one from me too  :Thmbsup: Sorry I can't be more definate  :-\

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Developer's Corner / How will Web 2.0 affect desktop applications?
« on: December 12, 2006, 12:42 AM »
We see, every day almost, new web applications spurting up in the so called 'Web 2.0' bubble/boom/phase/development. I just had a thought.. it's probably obvious to ask the question, but how, if at all, will this movement affect desktop software? Has it already?

I have to say I do look to web applications much more these days. But they cannot fulfil every purpose, I guess some desktop software has to stay as a desktop app. For instance ... jesus I'm finding it hard to think of one! Talking as I think now heh. Can anyone think of a desktop application that cannot be ported, now or in the future, to a web interface? I'm struggling! Totally switched opinions since starting this topic...  :mad: :P

I use my browser more than any other app now. Do you? Thoughts appreciated..

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Living Room / Re: What present should we get Cody for xmas?
« on: December 11, 2006, 09:21 PM »
or maybe a farting monkey :P



No huggle?  :o

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Living Room / Re: Judgement Day
« on: December 11, 2006, 07:42 PM »
Dell[a], there will be many a huggle don't worry  :Thmbsup: (I'm MacMatt from IRC  :P)

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Living Room / Re: Judgement Day
« on: December 11, 2006, 05:16 PM »
OK, it's been awhile since I've dated a 17-year old, but here's tried and true wisdom from an old goat to to a young buck.

What she says: I want a hug.
What she means: I want to know you are paying attention to what I find important and fulfilling and show it in a personal way without material attachments.
So get her something that reflects you have been paying attention to HER world and how you can fit into it, not distance yourself from it.
Example: Don't get her slippers if she constantly says her feet are cold and puts them on you to warm them up. She wants YOU, not some stand-in for your foot-warming capabilities. Definitely get her slippers if the cat piddled on her old favorites and she was very upset about it.

Make sure it's something that only YOU would know and should care about. Whatever you determine is the right gift, make sure her parents and friends don't have the same idea.

If she is always asking to borrow something, don't get her one for herself. Why do you think she borrows it from you?

Don't give her what she needs unless she specifically asks for it, and even then, don't make it her only gift, and worm yourself into it somehow.
Example: If she says she could really use a new coffee maker, get the machine, a couple bags of her favorite roast, a new grinder and scoop and TWO coffee mugs (hint, hint...)

Last but not least, give it with a tag attached that says "Contents: 1 Hug"

Hope this helps.

Wowza chiwowza  :D Thanks so much Edvard! Sound advice!

Printed off accordingly :) Now to hide it so she doesn't happen to come across it  ;D Seriously, thanks so much. Much appreciated DC credits on their way to you as soon as I recover from Christmas expenditure.  :up:

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Yesterday the forums were in different orders... not sure if that was purposeful, or indeed the result of sleep deprivation on my part.

Either way I was confuzled  ;D

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Living Room / Judgement Day
« on: December 11, 2006, 09:55 AM »
... and the punishment is worse than anything God has to throw at me  :P

Christmas, as I'm sure you are all too painfully aware, involves trawling through shopping centres until 7pm for a week straight, finding the one special person in your life her gift. Because, of course, getting a brown teddy bear has catastrophic results, easily avoided if you had thought to buy the PINK one instead. Idiot. Get out of my house. I don't want to see you again. BROWN? What were you thinking. Sexist pig. Oh, sorry, digressing here...

I need some advice for a new girlfriend  :D I am normally pixel-perfect with this kind of thing, but for *some* reason, it's tough this year. She's a typical young lady from middle England.. loves pink (reoccuring theme here) but all I have got is 'just give me a hug, that's all i want for xmas'.

Like I'm going to fall for THAT sucker again!

Any ideas that spring to mind? She's 17. Feel free to ask for advice for yourself in this thread, communal christmas therapy, if you will  :D

Ty all...

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General Software Discussion / Re: musikCube 1.0 Final Released
« on: December 11, 2006, 09:34 AM »
I would have preferred more 'completeness' for 1.0 - i.e. Last.fm support...

but nice offering, thanks for posting  :Thmbsup:

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Wooo! HOW CAN I NOT BE MANIC WITH THESE XMAS OFFERS!

MUST BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY!!  ;D ;D ;D ;D

</manic episode #2>

<meditation>

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YAAAAAAAAAY!!!!!!!!  :tellme: :tellme: :tellme:

Already have Feed Demon (the BEST there is), now want MarsEdit and NetNewsWire, thank you soooo much!!!  :Thmbsup:

</manic episode>

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Living Room / Re: wanted: free web-mail + forwarding
« on: December 11, 2006, 07:57 AM »
I am a member of this community (username: Dunebox), very helpful and the first link is basically all services worth considering:

http://www.emailaddresses.com

and forum..

http://www.emaildiscussions.com

 :)

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Living Room / Re: Any members from Aussie here?
« on: December 10, 2006, 06:12 PM »
 ;D You guys are a laugh  :D

I have the family tree (on paper) written about 20 years ago. Scarey thing is I know someone with the surname Worrall (the murderer's name? thought it was anyway  :D )

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Living Room / Any members from Aussie here?
« on: December 10, 2006, 09:09 AM »
Just wondering if we have any Australian members here?  :) Specifically those who know of 'Frederick Fisher' (a 'notorious ghost').

Turns out he's my great great great great uncle  :D :P

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Living Room / Re: TED Videos etc..
« on: December 09, 2006, 05:05 PM »
When I found that video on youtube, I considered posting about it but didn't. (got tired or something and really needed sleep)

I am really glad I didn't now, since your post was even better...went to the source of the goodies.

 :)

Glad you enjoy them, app  :) I want to go one day, but a) could never afford it. b) not smart enough to be invited  ;D

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