topbanner_forum
  *

avatar image

Welcome, Guest. Please login or register.
Did you miss your activation email?

Login with username, password and session length
  • Monday September 21, 2026, 6:17 pm
  • Proudly celebrating 15+ years online.
  • Donate now to become a lifetime supporting member of the site and get a non-expiring license key for all of our programs.
  • donate

Recent Posts

Pages: prev1 ... 815 816 817 818 819 [820] 821 822 823 824 825 ... 1515next
20476
Twitpay is a new site that let's you send small amounts of money to other people very quickly and easily using twitter.

It seems like a nice idea with a clever implementation, and most of all they've focused on making it EASY to gift money; as I've written about before, I really think that is the key to making this kind of approach succeed.

As fellow travelers in the very small circle of sites that are dependent on micropayments, I think we should be supportive of efforts like this, and wish them the best success.  Any time it becomes easier for normal people to fund each other through small donations, I think the entire community benefits.

Today, we’re taking Twitpay out of beta and putting it out there for everyone to use.
As we’ve thought about what’s important about social payments, a few things stayed in the front of our minds: they have to be really easy, and they have to be secure. We got the easy part down on Day 1: just tweet the money and it goes! If you haven’t used Twitpay yet, here’s how it works:
  • 1. Post a tweet like  ”@ev twitpay $1 because Twitter is awesome”
  • 2. There’s no Step 2!


Also check out the twitpay blog (interesting reading): http://blog.twitpay.me/


those of you that follow our forum carefully may remember that we had a bit of a shock when we saw the original twitpay mascot, which was a bird carrying a coin in his beak -- the same symbol as our mascot Cody (well he doesn't have a coin in his beak on the site banner now because of the fundraiser); but after some discussions with twitpay they decided to give their bird a bag of money instead of a coin, and now our mascots are good friends -- except that i'm afraid our Cody may get a bit jelous about Mr. Money Wings' newfound wealth.
20477
have to agree with tomos, there is something about granny with a saber that is pretty damn cool.  :up:
20478
Living Room / Re: Going Into Frugality Mode -- What are your Tricks and Tips
« Last post by mouser on March 03, 2009, 10:14 AM »
Nice zaine! I like that.
20479
Post New Requests Here / Re: IDEA: Batchmulticlipboard
« Last post by mouser on March 03, 2009, 06:38 AM »
there are a few clipboard tools that do what you want..

you can do it with my Clipboard Help+Spell, but it will take a couple more steps then you have suggested.. (i wonder if it isn't worthwhile for me to add a couple of hotkeys to make it work exactly like you say)..

Anyway, to do it in Clipboard Help+Spell you would:
  • Capture multiple clips normally with Ctrl+C, over and over again.
  • Bring up this CHS window (using hotkey or menu)
  • Select the clips you want to merge, and hit merge button (or choose it from menu)
  • Confirm the preview is what you want (change the separator string from \n to whatever you want), and hit Ok.  The merged clip is now in your clipboard.
  • Paste it into your target application with normal Ctr+V

If you don't actually need to do the merging part all that often, that workflow is fine.  If you were often merging and pasting 5 clips at a time though, then your hotkey only workflow might be a real win.  Maybe it's worth me adding some optional hotkeys to tell CHS its the START of a multi clipboard merge, and then a hotkey for the END of multiclipboard merge and paste.

Alternatively i could put a submenu in the Quick popup menu to merge start and merge end.

OR alternatively when i could do is change the workflow to:
  • Copy as many clips as you want
  • Bring up the quick paste menu with single hotkey (ctrl+alt+q by default)
  • And then hold control key while you select a clip in the stack to to tell CHS to merge all clips from that one forward, and paste it.
  • Now that's not a bad idea at all.
20480
General Software Discussion / Re: Help me back up a virus infected CD (!)
« Last post by mouser on March 03, 2009, 12:11 AM »
Target may be right, as long as you avoid trying to copy those bad files your antivirus should let you copy the good ones.
20481
General Software Discussion / Re: Help me back up a virus infected CD (!)
« Last post by mouser on March 02, 2009, 11:33 PM »
as you say the best thing to do would be to
1) scan the cd with the antivirus tool and make note of all infected files.
2) *VERY* CAREFULLY: disable the antivirus program and COPY the non-infected files from cd to hard disk folder
3) re-enable the antivirus and scan copied files to double check

You *REALLY* have to be super careful with step 2 -- if you accidentally double clicked on one of the infected files while you were copying them with the antivirus off and launched it, you could infect your pc.
20482
ok im going to look into it
20483
Living Room / Web Talk: Neat Technology Blog
« Last post by mouser on March 02, 2009, 09:47 PM »
We don't do enough posts about new small sites and blogs.   Here's one that I was emailed about by the author.  Looks neat.

the whole philosophy behind Web Talk is to deliver to you the best news…in pills. Many people don’t have a lot of time to spend in front of the computer nor do they want to read long articles about new software, online services or interesting web sites. I like getting straight to the point and I do believe that the only way to achieve that it’s to give concise, brief, accurate and verified news.

20484
ProcessTamer / Re: Feature Request: Extend "Min. Change Interval" field?
« Last post by mouser on March 02, 2009, 09:38 PM »
thats easy enough to do, i will add.
20485
I will look into it.
20486
We have reached the 2 bar level!

Screenshot - 3_2_2009 , 9_18_45 PM.png
20487
Mircryption / Re: Having Trouble in combination with another script (eggdrop)
« Last post by mouser on March 02, 2009, 08:29 PM »
ok thats clearer now.

in your tcleggdrop_mcps_sitesettings.ini file
have you set a value for default encryption key?

in other words have you removed the # commenting out this line:
#set mcpskey(defaulte)

that might be one way it could happen.
20488
FARR Plugins and Aliases / Re: FARR plugin: Bakko
« Last post by mouser on March 02, 2009, 07:26 PM »
exactly right; wont make a dif but putting it at end makes more sense to me.
20489
ha!
20490
FARR Plugins and Aliases / Re: FARR plugin: Bakko
« Last post by mouser on March 02, 2009, 07:16 PM »
20491
Find And Run Robot / Re: How to view more search results?
« Last post by mouser on March 02, 2009, 07:16 PM »
this would be a great feature to add to Bakko plugin: https://www.donation...ex.php?topic=16877.0
20492
the Final Countdown Ultimate Showdown song was in my brain for weeks.  one of the best.
20493
FARR Plugins and Aliases / Re: FARR plugin: Bakko
« Last post by mouser on March 02, 2009, 07:07 PM »
There is also the new Ctrl+T hotkey to bring up tray menu when you are in the search edit box, which makes it easier to bring up Bakko.
20494
Google Boomerang / Re: Post Results Here
« Last post by mouser on March 02, 2009, 05:36 PM »
That has to be the best so far.. pure poetry.
20495
ok i'm afraid this is the new version doing this.. i will look into it right away.
20496
That would be appreciated too of course, but it won't add to the fundraiser thermometer, only "new" money coming into the site does that.
20497
From downloadsquad today, an article on badly named programs:
Since I started writing here at Download Squad, I've come across tons of great new programs. I've also encountered some bad ones, and some that never got the chance to strut their stuff. Why not? In some cases, it had to do with how the developers chose as a name for their apps.

Now, I'm not questioning how these applications perform, their price tag, or anything of any real, practical concern. Some of these might be quality downloads. That said, let's have some fun. Here are 10 application names that warrant reconsideration.

I have been striving for recognition of my bad naming skills for many years.. How could he miss "Find and Run Robot" or "Clipboard Help and Spell".. not to mention the sheer genius of my "Desktop Coral" tool?


I HAVE BEEN ROBBED OF THE FAME THAT SHOULD RIGHTFULLY BE MINE I TELL YA!

http://www.downloads...ould-use-a-re-think/


Screenshot - 3_2_2009 , 11_22_36 AM_thumb.png

20498
Mircryption / Re: Having Trouble in combination with another script (eggdrop)
« Last post by mouser on March 02, 2009, 11:13 AM »
i'm not quite sure i understand what is going on..
are you saying that the script is itself encrypting stuff using the wrong key
or are you saying that when someone types using an encrypted key that the server doesn't know, the server repeats it and so no one can read it.
20499
Multi Photo Quotes / Re: Scaling pictures instead of stretching
« Last post by mouser on March 02, 2009, 10:33 AM »
ok so you are saying that it's showing the image but the left and right sides are cut off?
if so then that sounds like a bug, since the settings you have set mean nothing should get cut off.
20500
1.04.01 - 2/27/09
  • [Bugfix] - Program was not remembering what monitor to start docked on.
  • [Bugfix] - Docking did not work the first time the program is run (thanks fabrizio at softonic)
Pages: prev1 ... 815 816 817 818 819 [820] 821 822 823 824 825 ... 1515next