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When did Google start previewing the search results on the side of the page?Also, for those that are unaware (I only found out about this last week), that's also where the links for cached pages are, now.-Deozaan (December 10, 2011, 02:00 AM)
(along with other languages 
)Found some Python ones.Thanks! I've been playing with this and finding it amusing
There's a version for Python 2.x (python 2 folder) and one for Python 3.x (python 3 folder).
I used the "get source" near the top right of the aforementioned page to get an archive of the relevant files.-ewemoa (December 04, 2011, 12:21 AM)
I suppose I was especially confused by calling "2-factor verification" something new, since it is almost a year old and that's nearly a decade in internet time.I guess that's because google has been pushing it just now, along with the new look. At least for me, I hadn't seen anything in gmail asking me to try it until last week or something like that.-Deozaan (December 08, 2011, 07:47 PM)
Seems a bit much for a basic Google email account. So I'm guessing they're putting it in place primarily for something else. Possibly to make GoogleDocs more appealing to corporate buyers?Not sure about that. People don't like to get their accounts stolen. Facebook has had this for like ~6months or something, I guess Google had to respond with a similar feature.-40hz (December 08, 2011, 06:44 AM)
Celebrating 10Billion downloads, the Google Android market is offering 10 days of 10 downloads priced at $0.10 each. And these are quality apps.Starting today [December 6] for the next 10 days, we’ll have a new set of awesome apps available each day for only 10 cents each. Today, we are starting with
- Asphalt 6 HD
- Color & Draw for Kids
- Endomondo Sports Tracker Pro
- Fieldrunners HD
- Great Little War Game
- Minecraft
- Paper Camera
- Sketchbook Mobile
- Soundhound Infinity
- SwiftKey X
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Direct link-CWuestefeld (December 06, 2011, 03:09 PM)
Upgrade to smf2? ;-)I wouldn't say this is a matter important enough (most spam gets deleted quickly anyway) for mouser to lose a month of his life upgrading and porting stuff-Josh (December 06, 2011, 05:40 PM)
1) putting people on a watchlist if their first post is made "fairly long" after registering.Actually, that exists already. We get emails for suspicious posts. But it implies that posts live until someone checks the email. That's why I mentioned suspicious posts could be subjected to moderator approval.
2) watchlist if a "very few posts" member replies to a necro-thread.-f0dder (December 06, 2011, 02:16 PM)
I like your method, the other cool advantage is that even if google blocks the account, you can update the script to a new account and it won't stop working for everyone!Probably some people won't like that NoteMe is now centrally processing messages and that mails are stored in the trash folder of gmail, but I am aiming for easy of use and reliability.I assume you are using an account hardcoded into the program?-justice (December 06, 2011, 06:55 AM)
What I'm complaning about does not happen, see here for details [/edit]João hits 4444 with a nice message
(see attachment in previous post)-tomos (December 05, 2011, 11:42 AM)
that me! Thanks Tom 
It need Windows shell to work and I use bbLean (BlackBox clone for Windows)It has been a long time since I've used bblean (I thought it was already discontinued!), but it was very flexible, you could customize the clock exactly the way you wanted. Why don't you use it instead?-The Noobiset User (November 29, 2011, 03:49 PM)
FWIW I haven't seen any serious scientific study to support the contention that a ribbon interface (at least as has been implemented by Microsoft) is more effective or productive than the classic drop-down menu system.I remember when they were designing the new interface, Microsoft did a series of extensive tests which have shown that the ribbon is easier to use. I know there was a very long video (2h or something like that) showing how they tested it and why they settled for this interface.-40hz (November 29, 2011, 06:51 AM)
Because that's all it really is at this point - a 'look.'IMO you are seriously undervaluing how important the user interface is. Apple has repeatedly shown how important the look and feel of stuff (software and hardware) is for people.-40hz (November 29, 2011, 06:51 AM)
What users do appreciate, however, is a well designed interface. And there's nothing to show them a ribbon is superior. So I don't think the absence of a ribbon is any disincentive for your customers. I have yet to hear any reviewer recommend not buying an app just because it didn't have one.That I surely agree with you. IMO what you must decide is if the ribbon is good for you, as it isn't good for every type of app. I think Ath's links should be very helpful with that, at least I found them very interesting.-40hz (November 29, 2011, 06:51 AM)
(and I hate what MS has done with the title bar of windows in office :/ )I hope its okay to updtae the thread as things have, moved on a bit in xml, take a look at Liquid XML Editor which is a fairly new entrant but very well built, just look at its fancy graphical interface.Hi,-marcopolo2 (November 25, 2011, 02:57 AM)
at least they seemed human (are my standards going down...)They did indeed, that's why I didn't delete the posts. Its incredible how my method of searching for a sub-string of the post in google is becoming increasingly ineffective. Not only are they generating unique phrases, as they are becoming increasingly coherent.-tomos (November 24, 2011, 03:40 PM)
(comments with ';')Yep, locked threadI have removed the link and kept the thread-jgpaiva (November 22, 2011, 09:27 AM)
This attract spammers like sxxt attracting flies (see above post). Delete, I'd say.-PhilB66 (November 23, 2011, 03:34 AM)
