Adium is my favorite piece of free software ever. It's such a wonderful piece of macintosh open-source (far too rare a breed)
Plus, it's pretty.
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Adium is my favorite piece of free software ever. It's such a wonderful piece of macintosh open-source (far too rare a breed)
Plus, it's pretty.
I, personally, love the meta-profiles and the ability to change the display names.
eta: That is to say "great taste!"
Heh. Have downloaded and am now using. Voila!
Anyone know what file format MS Works Calendar saves stuff in?
Okay this is the mobile phone watch I need. (Phone has bluetooth, site has audio.)
Turn a "disposable" 10 dollar digital camera from RitzCamera, CVS, or Walgreens into one you can use over and over, just like a normal digital camera.
Most digital cameras are expensive so you don't want to take them places they might get wet, muddy, lost or broken. With this cheap digital camera you can get decent pictures and take it with you wherever you go without having to worry about losing it or breaking it.
I like this, because something about the whole concept of a "disposable digital camera" just annoys me....
Um, not doing any soldering, thank you very much. I'll stick to knitting if I'm goign to do a craft.
Disposable digital cameras are not actually disposed of. They replace parts when they get the film out and sell it again as a new ddisposabe digital camera. So more of a camera share operation like Zipcar is for car sharing.
Anyone know of a simple on line reference for window script hosting. Not just sample files - but the a reference of the basics. It has been so long that I have forgotten how to use the file object for copying files, how to execute exes and so forth. And I'm too cheap to pay for a reference microsoft should have included in the help files.
Free Mac stuff - today only:
This is a deal worth writing home about. Inventive's iClip application, a well-known multiple clipboard utility, is rapidly approaching its 4.0 release. To draw attention and get some new users onboard, they've teamed up with MacZot to give iClip 3 away today for absolutely free. Score it while it lasts, folks.