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Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetEvery of the seven points are valid and awesome except for 5. Use “Unread” Status. I would rather set it flagged. Reasoning: You’ve read it but you want to attend to it later, so attach a flag for now. Making it unread will then clubbed them amongst those which you’re actually unread!
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetNote of Caution:
iTunes when trying to sync with your iPhone Photos, will try to look up the last default opened iPhoto Library. So, just be cautious when using them together.
I do the same for iTunes Libraries, just press the “OPTION” key to select the Library I want to listen to. (I don’t want to carry all my songs on my Macbook Pro’s internal drive.)
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetI have iPhoto Libraries for each year, thus naming them — 2001, 2002 —– 2009. If I want to view any Library on my internal drive or External, I just hold the “OPTION” key when iPhoto starts and I can choose whichever library it should open.
Note: If you do not hold the key, it opens the last opened Library.
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetAh! Caught us?
I thought blogs and other media are not that interested yet. I’m lip-tight at the moment but I’ll definitely come up with explanations on the happenings with oCricket and its future.
The short and sweet reasoning is that we got much bigger opportunity for the team to execute our Cricket idea and much more beyond.
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetThis is funny. We tried something of our own just for fun. We never tidied up the weekend project. Try it out at http://youtweetus.appspot.com/
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetThe way and the degree of caution you take while driving is, according to me, related to how important you feel you are to your people.
I became a more cautious drive after I got married but now that I’ve a daughter, I’ve totally changed my perspective of driving — stay calm, let others overtake, its OK to be little late, it’s also OK to be last in the line.
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetI’m a big fan of Hazel and I use it tidy almost everything from the Trash to the NetNewsWire Downloads to the Mail Downloads, to the files from the “Temp” folder to moving the old downloads to “Temp” to cleaning out old Movies.
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetAny idea if and when they’ll support Multiple Currencies?
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetCongratulations!
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetWow. Sweet. Would love to have them.
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetSo, you mean you used the existing YUI 3.x which is available to the public and not something which is internal to Yahoo! (not available to public)?
If yes, that’s awesome.
We started off with YUI 2.x. We’ve been studying YUI 3.x for quite sometime for our new v2 Refresh of one of our massive application.
Looks like YUI 3.x is the best candidate now with decoupling of modules the best criteria that we fell in love instantly.
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetHave you guys checked at PandaStream http://pandastream.com/
Out of the box video encoding and of course streaming solution that can run out of the economical EC2/S3 combo.
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetI don’t know but Microsoft is becoming more and more cheesy day by day. It was a bit OK during Gates Time. It is sad that my family and upcoming generations in our family will know of Windows only as a chapter in their Tech History.
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetWow. This is a nice one. I would really love to get one of those.
Reply | Original | Permalink | TweetG-Drive. That’s MyFabrik’s G-Drive?