Oh, now he has a new jobs plan. What happened to the old one? Is this him admitting he screwed up? That he got it wrong the first time? It took him 3 years to come up with a plan? I wonder if this jobs plan involved Canadian?
CharlesCS
Dam, Joeuser and Google Chrome are definitely like oil and water.
[quote]WOM - Even a 10 dollar Bluray costs more than admission to see the original movie on the big screen.[/quote] Ah, but lets not loose sight of the fact that you can get popcorn for $1 a bag, soda for $1.25 a 2 litter, candy for $1 for 2 and the most comfortable seats in town. Not to mention privacy, movie extras, the ability to skip the ads, to pause to use the restroom and to watch it any time you want and as many times you want. The way i see it, $9.99 is a bargain, especially w
It looks like this? In case you haven’t figured it out, this is a picture of President Obama along side one of his 2 paid-by-taxpayers million dollar buses which he is using to ride across the US to talk about American job creation (nice way to use tax payers money to
I have several Gmail accounts (personal, blogger and gamer accounts) and I like it over Hotmail and even Yahoo. The yahoo interface is probably the most annoying one so far. I have yet to try the latest Outlook (which I use at work) but have seen my boss use it and compared to the one I have it looks a lot better, but still prefer Gmail. I also have a Firefox add-on called Webmail which checks all my web emails (including my yahoo and hotmail accounts) and tells me how many are t
I'll have to get back on the file system but believe it might be NTFS. I can't take ownership here because of all the restrictions. I simply set these folders on this portable drive to be shared on my network and I think that is what blocked them here at work. BTW, Joeruser does not work well with Google Chrome. i have a very long comment box here where I have to scroll down, waaay down, just to click the add comment button. Wonder why.
Great, bad enough I am debating between Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, now they have this coming out with Firefox 7 hot on it's heals with promises of less memory usage.
Hey everyone, I need some help with a hard drive issue. Here's the story. On Friday, after i connected my portable drive to my work PC as I always do, I notced I was unable to access 2 folders on it that I use often at work. I kept getting the "access denied" error. because it's a job PC I figured maybe one of the IT settings might have accidentally locked these folders. It also crossed my mind that somehow my company might have purposely done it to keep me from accessing t
LOL, the only one person here who seems interested in joining G+ is the only one that can't get in while no one else is saying they would like to try it out. I'm on there and I like it. If you are on I would like to add you to a circle. I find everyone's posts interesting in most cases.
Well, this is a nice way to call attention to an article. Disregard all calls of terrorist attacks based on Islamic religious beliefs and call what is obviously politically motivated, Christian terrorism. They say if you look hard enough you may actually convince yourself that there is really something there, looks like Bahu dug so deep he convinced himself of this.
I understand your point and if I was to take a poke or shot at Liberals, I would probably agree in a sense with Rush's comments. But if there is one thing I dislike about politics is how everything, even something that is not really a big deal or should hav eno relation to anything political, gets pulled in and used as yet another political tool or weapon to discredit the opposition. I don't mind pointing out where a Liberal and/or Democrat is wrong, but there are times I think some people go
[quote]Not trying to sound flippant, CharlesCS: Why not wear a mask which would allow you to enjoy the ocean which is much easier and safer "to dive into". Just as you take precautions on the Internet, precautions can be taken when going to the beach... For instance, the probability of sunburn vs. sharks and jellyfish and using sunscreen. Not making fun of your fears. I'd never do that. Just suggesting a solution which might make more enjoyable options for you, my friend.[/quote] No pr
For now, I have no issue with this as my profiles were already public anyways. I simply made sure only what I want seen can be seen. the moment this changes beyond my full name and gender then I will find myself seeking other methods of electronic mail.
In following up on Dr JBHL’s article Privacy Settings in Google + : What you should know , I came across an interesting page from google.com support that reads the following: The purpose of Google Profiles is to enable you to manage your online identity. Today, nearly all Google Profiles are public. We believe that using Google Profiles
[quote]I believe people are afraid of the unknown. In the above case, it was fear of the known - gravity. Folks are afraid of becoming targets for unscrupulous people who intend to harm them. I don't blame them one little bit. I believe they are also uncertain about how some info revealed in various places might be put together to deduce password questions, etc.[/quote] I can attest to this. My greatest fear is the ocean. It's what I can't see underwater that scares me enough to keep m
I can understand why people are so skeptical but what confuses me is that they already have info online (otherwise they wouldn't even be able to comment on here) so why is everyone so terrified of, say, google anyways. What? Is everyone here on Stardock's multiple forums liars and simply made up fake accounts to post random stuff on here? I used my own email to sign up here. I don't give any site any more info than I need to but that doesn't stop me from using the sites. DrJBHL has had
Just got my invite today, will definitely look thru that link. Thanks.
I love how those who don't seem to get what this new "revised" TOS insult those who are against this and canceling their accounts. I had it installed before but never actually used it. Guess there's no point is keeping it anymore. Thanks for the heads up.
I can't help but be the oddball here and wonder why anyone worries about managing fonts. But I guess this might be a stupid question on a desktop customization website. The file manager does look interesting. will advise how it works.
Now this is the part I find most disturbing about this article and this person statement: "Affirmative action is now legal in college admissions in Michigan and that means thousands of black, Latin and native American students who would have been excluded from our best undergraduate and graduate programs will now be admitted," Washington said. Who would have been excluded? Why? Why would they have been excluded? Because they were Black? Latin? Native American? Or was it
Thanks. :)
Thanks. I always watch Tekzilla with a passion and was surprised to see hear the name.
How cool is this? I’m a big fan of Tekzilla , an excellent online tech show found on the Revision3 website and on one of their Tekzilla Daily videos they features Fences as a cool way to customize and organize your desktop. Here’s the video: [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZ7Q8f3Ok6M[/video] Pretty cool to be on Tekzilla. Way to go Stardock.
Well here, this will make your cat feel better:
I've had my fair share of gaming mouses thru out the years. Most can't stand my extreme gaming though. LOL. My first gaming mouse was the Logitech VX Nano, yea, I know. Strange but I had a gaming laptop at the time and wanted something small. This worked like a charm believe it or not. Interesting to see how similar it is to this Razer Orochi Black Chrome Edition.