@Chaim Chaikin: That's a great advice. But I was just being funny.

You have unveil one of my most kept secrets: Process Monitor. But I still got plenty of secrets you may not know, mwuahahaha.

Does it generates the password for you and sets it without telling you? That's the kind of password protection I want. I password not even I know.

So has the PS3 version been ditched? Why have'nt you guy ask Sony?

@LayneM: Thx .

@Alex Bardasu: I agree with you. I find Jolicloud to wok great on a netbook without using too much resources. Win 7 may not be as heavy as Win Vista, but still it ain't no XP.

@Stephen.Lecheler: That makes two of us. I think Jason wants us to learn how to use google. OK, Jason here you go: [lmgtfy.com]

I believe they're trying to prove that Flash is a great development tool. With all the HTML5 (+ JavaScript) news lately about how it will conquer the web, they are trying to make a statement that Flash is not going to die. What better way to prove it by offering free Flash based apps.

I was just about to jump to celebrate HTML5, but then I went into the code and saw more than 6,000 (impressive, indeed) lines of JS code mixed with some HTML5. Even so, it feels really responsive. it does't feel like I'm running a app over my browser.

I've been using Posteriza. let's you print a picture to any number of pages. Great if you print the poster to PDF and send it via email to get printed. For the PDF part, I use PrimoPDF.

I have been waiting for Video-in-picture to be updated. It's a great app that let's you undock the thumbnail preview in Win Vista/7 and place anywhere updating in real time. Like a Picture-in-Picture but for your PC. The only down thing is that it somehow locks the Fx keys (F1, F2...). You can't use this keys while…

At feb,11, 9:53am LH time, the addons has 1,483 downloads. We'll see how it develops over the day.

When are you going to show the results?

Where's the PS3 version!?!

Have not been able to play online. I t says it's finding a game and never does.

That second video looks insanely difficult.

@HahahaComedy: have you not heard of Xmarks? At least your bookmarks could have been saved.

Why do this profiles have to be buried deep into the filesystem with some weird names?

@AndrosZ: It was crotch, ok. Even tough that defintion seems akkurate. I approve it.

It also works when dragging and droping files, You can cancel the drag with Escape before you let go the file.