Wait, I'm confused, too. So, Spaces is running the virtual machine? Or is he using something like Virtual Box in a different Spaces desktop?

What a great idea!! Since this generation tends to lean toward electronic communication (rather than traditional means), it becomes a lot easier to just fly by the wire and say things before you think.

Agree with everyone who doesn't like the window layout. I think that the bandwidth monitoring on the router itself, especially through Tomato or DD-WRT, is better, especially because those packages do something ELSE useful in beefing up the router. I'm all about not having programs for functionality that I can get…

@seffyroff: This is why SSL was invented.

...Or you could buy a keyboard with controls to manage iTunes, right? It seems a little tedious to open Launchy and run some command to interact with iTunes.

@ChambrasWeed: Much agreed! Seems like we've seen a glut of task manager replacements lately. I think a Hive Five is definitely in order.

VOTE: ffmepg

@Laur: Much agreed. Is there a reason to switch?

VOTE: [Hulu.com]

@Gumz: Thanks, I'll check it out.

Could someone tell me when it's worthwhile to switch back from Pidgin to Digsby? I dropped out because of the super high memory usage.

ffmpeg is such a great program - however, the command line process isn't for everyone. For those who would like a GUI approach to this powerful application:

I know this is SLIGHTLY shallow, but being that I use Gmail, GCal, and especially Gmail's Contacts religiously, the idea of a phone platform that natively works with these platforms is greatly appeasing to me.

VOTE (PC): uTorrent

@mskadu: Ditto. Can't see why I'd need to go back to Google Desktop when Locate32 does things so efficiently.

Maybe this means that Obama is better at email forwarding than McCain would be. Instead of running the country, maybe Mr. Obama would be more interested in forwarding funny jokes.

I got off this wagon about a year ago - and looking back, NO IDEA why. Today, I'm once again a happy DTA user! Yay!

Neat idea, but I agree with cmowire: if I can't access this kind of needed information from anywhere, then it's no good to me. Once again, RTM beats the competition.

I'm still bound to Pandora - it analysis beat information to make suggestions, not just the metadata that iTunes uses. Still, as many in this forum have pointed out, if Pandora goes under, The Genius Bar may be all we have left. :'(

VOTE: Google Calendar