hmmmm.... I'll keep waiting thank you. Thanks for the link to the update blocker. I think I will use that. You know, with all this update talk, I thought they also updated the Luna style too. I don't see anyone putting up screenshots of the style. Does it include a 4th style?
man boobs??? don't worry, as long as they look like muscle or like some body builder then your ok.
you have 15 minutes. believe me, you have to take the time out and excerise. it might not get rid of your gut, but a least you won't add any more gut to it.
ah ha!
I think that would look ok. I like vf pics. Those could be on the ends of the dock. I think it would look nice on the ends with Alienware icons.
Oh and by the way, all you need to do is save it as a png file and your done...
If you have an image program then it is way easy to just make it. Especially since you have the picture already. This gives me an idea, maybe some developer can do it: When music is being played, the speakers in Object Dock move to the rhythm.
I was thinking with everyone talking about Gmail, people would think much about an idea of a Google Broswer. If you have or was going to try out Gmial, and you could get that intergrated with the browser and get IM services too??? Talk about an take over. Isn't FireFox based off of Mozilla anyway?
ok, you got me hooked...
Forgot the link: http://www.kottke.org/04/08/the-google-browser/
... would you get it? I would try it for a while to see what it does.
Well, I plan on trying it when it comes out, but I think I am with Jafo on the privacy thing. I wasn't before, but I am moving toward it. It will be interesting to have related text banners in my emails, just to see what comes up. Read an email, get a bargain? Maybe... And yes, Gmail is going to make a killing, much like unsolicited mail (because it works). This time, it is supposedly on the up and up and people opt-in. for 1000 MB of space and a 10 MB attachment, i would read
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hmmm.....
Thanks!!!
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