xjournal's working for me, even if the format is a bit odd to my experience.

Does anyone know a good way to find one's posts to communities, without digging through all of whatever? Or is that one of those things that ought to exist, but doesn't, really?

ok, see open a terminal window....that was way more than I was wanting to do. way out of my comfort zone.

I just ran LJArchive without any problems, but I could hardly be said to be a power LJ user.

Give me a reason I should download Firefox or Camino even though I am perfectly happy with safari except for the fact that my employer's paystub website can't deal and maybe can't deal with anything but the latest IE but I'm not sure?

OK, so I should probably see if the damned site renders in something.

Give me a reason I should download Firefox

Adblock Plus. (But do see if the site renders in something first.)

At home, stupid ads aren't such an issue (I've a limited internet range) but god, if I could get that at work??? Between slower-than-dsl internet due to our traffic and my antiquated browser, I HATES ADS.

xkcd on Apple's keynote address (the alt-text is particularly funny [er, to me, that is]): [link]

Bwah!

So I let DH's blog get all clogged with spam for a while and Google identified it as an attack site. Now that all the spam is gone, how long will it take for Google to re-index it and take the warning off?

(Or should I just jump through all the Google Webmaster hoops and request a review directly?)

[eta: Oh, that was easy.]

Adblock Plus. (But do see if the site renders in something first.)

Flashblock is another good reason. Those two extensions are my essentials.

I could talk about what I like about firefox all day and night. I have a whole lot of extensions that help me with firefox.

one of my favorites is foxmarks - where I can sync my bookmarks across multiple computers. That just rocks the house.

I also love ubiquity - which lets you do all kinds of things across various websites through keystrokes.