Running Crying Flying Orca.

I actually welcome this redesign. It actually makes it look better while keeping, if not partially improving, the usability.

GREAT TIP! I've never heard of drain files before, so I find this really useful.

Makes me wonder why we never got that commercial in the US. That's the kind of kooky shit that would get more buyers!

YAAA, LETS GET THIS TRAIN A'MOVN'!

My PayPal has been screwing me. I've called them for help and the only reason they gave me [for why I couldn't use my credit card to make payments] is that "I can't use it to pay with foreign currency". I got this even when saying I can't make payments in USD.

It makes sense on the mobile OS, but I just can't justify it on the desktop OS at all.

Well, that's what I get for skimming.

Is this...Daniel Craig? or Pierce Brosnan? A minor thing, but I just like Brosnan more than Craig.

So those who aren't familiar with Gnome/KDE/anyother WM/DE can operate it easily.

I'm not sure if this is a different scenario, but I booted my friends old MacBook off of my external HDD to upgrade it to Snow Leopard.

Does no one remember the PSP hacks? You flashed a new eeprom to the battery and you could force the device into a type of service mode where you can 'unbrick' it, assuming you've gotten as far as fucking up something in the NAND.

I actually just got back from playing with an 11" in an Apple computer retailer [not a usual store, but they service and sell only Apple products]. The 5 finger gesture wasn't so difficult to do on the 11", it's just that it wasn't always registered. It wasn't always registered on the 13" MBP either.

If it's anything like the older 11" MBA, then no I actually didn't find it too small. Also, I personally don't own any Apple products besides 2 iterations of the iPod and an iPhone, so I wouldn't know about the 5-finger gestures on the computer front. With the way they've been squeezing more and more trackpad on their…

Once again, I'm back to looking at the 11" MBA...

Especially an HD4000 series GPU.

MOAR.

I used the proxy method, but apparently that's just a "free" account, not an "open" account. With a free account, I only get 20 hours of listening. Open accounts don't have that restriction. Or, that's what a friend told me.

"James Vega" OH, so close. A friend of mine is named James Vegas.