I will try to update at least every day. This is in no way guaranteed, and most likely will not be met. I will, however, try.
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I will try to update at least every day. This is in no way guaranteed, and most likely will not be met. I will, however, try.
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This is on eof the most interesting things I’ve read recently. Not only is it entertaining, but truthful – and useful =]I can say I’ve experienced a couple of these. Might be why I only get C’s in American studies…
7 Warning Signs That You’re Drunk on Your Own Words | Copyblogger
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Scribefire is a Firefox extension for blogging. It is the reason this blog exists, or at least what motivated me to finally start one.It starts by clicking the button in the status bar:This brings up the typing pane. I can type, close it if I need to see more of the pages I’m looking at, [...]
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My current IM software is Miranda IM. It is open-source, multi-protocol (pretty much all of them), and super customizable. I value the customizability…
One of my favorite features is how lightweight it is, especially compared to Trillian, my former client.
Also, where else can I customize my contact list window so that it is semi-transparent, always-on-top, [...]
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I have recently rediscovered my love of DonationCoder.com.I (a while ago) became a supporting member. The site offers tons of great free-ish software. It is free, and has few nags, but you have to do a few things to get the software registered sans donating. For the 1 cent donation minimum, I joined.
Personally, I [...]
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I thought that one had to use a crossover cable to share internet and files between two computers? I used my cable which I usually use to connect my laptop to the wall to share internet and files to my newly xp’d old Gateway (a post coming on that later today). Worked perfectly and easily, [...]
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As far as I can tell, there is no easy way to use my laptop as a primary monitor (or secondary, so I could use dual screens when I get a regular monitor and another computer here). There are a couple “solutions” that use the network to make a fake monitor, but I would like [...]
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