Should I use a separate Evernote account for work vs personal? Or just keep things in separate notebooks?

I went from storing my Minecraft world in Dropbox, to subversion, to git. Git has really been the best, and it helped me learn git along the way, too.

Quicksilver operates on files, applications.

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Proof read ;) "Find Out How Much Your It's Worth" is a friggin section header.

My requirements for a keyboard:

I would LOVE an auto-hiding or permanently invisible address bar, and the addition of quicksilver/gnome-do type functionality. I never click the address bar anyway, only access it via keyboard shortcut, so why should it occupy screen space?

Annoyance:

Annoyances:

@ronen82: Seriously?

Neither 0.9.5 or 0.9.3 seem to support 4.0.1 :(

@Gotlactose:

Or just go to www.audiko.net and upload your mp3.

@theworldisasheep:

@JohnDeere: Too bad, that's 4 more iPads than Apple allows an individual to buy in a lifetime.

Picture and text are a little misleading and forget to mention one HUGE tip:

Did no one else notice the "pictures of the fiance" on the wall? At 17? I'm more concerned about that than his workspace. Good luck with that (seriously, good luck. You may need it)

@ahawks: Sorry folks, I was confused. '.' doesn't work in cmd, but it does work in the Run dialog box to open up the home dir (such as c:\users\ahawks\ or c:\documents and settings\ahawks\)

I've been doing this for years, and actually you don't even need to say open, or start, etc.

I say this every time they release some new useless feature: