Steady now, if they chucked everything ever asked for into the proggie it'd be as stable as water. Slowly, slowly, catchee monkey I say. Besides, this way you still have something to look forward to.
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It's amazing what a mention in a news item can do for you - Tiggz has overtaken Steven Grenier on the leaderboard. Some one better keep an eye on Frogboy, at this rate he might follow through...
Hey, you liberals think on this that "Denial ain't just a river in Egypt".
Taking up Scott's point about desktop real estate coverage, the only widget I have running at present is the Internet Explorer one by Martin (I think), and as I like to run my apps full-screen I can see I'm going to turn it off after a while simply because it isn't handy enough to be got at easily (now I know we can hit F9 or F10 but that's another thing to be remembered & done before I can see it - and I haven't positioned my cursor inside it or typed anything into it yet). On the othe
Actually Nannok, the US is days away from a very important election - and the whole worlds eyes are them - it's therefore understandable that news items like this would generate the heat they have. After all we're talking about American citizens having to choose between 2 evils, lets hope you choose the lesser (whichever that turns out to be - and THAT is by no means a cut-and-dried issue...as this thread amply demontrates).
Ah well, the thread has been "godwined" back at post #12 so that's it, game over...move on everybody.
"We hope you like the direction we're going and the improvements we've already put into it" Like the direction? Sheesh no, I love it.
In this article I'm going to take a look at 3rd party programs that enhance the everyday use of the PC. What I will say is based entirely on my own experience, I'll not be plugging any one program over another just because I stand to gain anything from said plug. I also REALLY like customising my PC, But I'll leave that for another article. By way of introduc
Mmmmm lookin' goooood! Off topic I know but you've forgotten the 'None of the above' option in the "Political Polling time. Who would you vote for?" poll your currently running.
Paul, No point banging your head on him. You can please some of the folk some of the time...I'm quite certain you know the rest. More strength to your arm, I say.
Very nice curry and rice, lap it up in chunks
Hmm, being on the opposite end of the Atlantic ocean scuppers my chances.
He, like that list Frogboy, have just used it to update my watched list...Big Brother is watching you all...
Wow, this NeoShell skin is incredible - I'm speechle....I mean, I'm speechl..., ...
type that into your browser and go from there
Well, that's another weekend behind us, whew! 4 children means the weekends can be as busy as weekdays - and the fact that we homeschool means we NEVER get rid of them for ANY length of time so that we can get on and do things we need to do undisturbed or spend some time alone away from them (not together, but rather individually - you'd be surprised how much
Mid-September and the cold & rain is settling back in & Plymouth, UK is turning back into it's green algae-covered self again - maybe that's were the "green and pleasant land" quote comes from? Oh for the sunny days of Durban, South Africa...were you can eat ice cream virtually all year round...if you can afford it, and as long as you don't get mugged on your way to the ic
xxZeroVirusxx - sure you are, and your also so tight with your cash you squeak when you walk
Go git 'im Zero
I used IconX when it was still part of DesktopX and found it a nice concept but struggled to configure it and also found it appeared to forget images I assigned to icons. However, now that it's standalone I took it for a burn earlier on today at work. All I can say is: "Sweet like a lemon"
Back in the last century, 1999 to be exact... ...I learnt a simple truth from a technical writer for a mag here in the UK, he said: "You get more bang for your buck with AMD"... ...and I reckon he's yet to be proved wrong.
Brad, I'm 37 and about 3 years ago I started to notice it too - so about the age you are now. Believe me my friend there ain't nothin' you can do t' stop it. I work 8 or 9 hours a day behind a PC doing software support - so yours and my work profile behind a PC will be roughly the same I would've thought. I've tried walking, swimming and now I cycle to work (in the Summer) and none of this has shifted a darn milligram of my gut yet....sigh.
Woooah, easy boys, if MetaphysicalMind has come back and read this far then I'm sure he probably regrets shooting his mouth off before he'd loaded his brain. No point beating him to a verbal pulp, remember we're a community, not an intellectual click - if you follow my logic.
Oh dear, Metaphysicalmind THAT comment was a bit thoughtless, mate - especially seeing as there are few, if any, software companies who'd have gone this extra mile for their users.