...or you could use Console for a tabbed way to access both Cygwin and the Windows Command Prompt.

Adam - very good move migrating to GitHub. I've found that git beats subversion every time (in terms of both speed and ease of use).

Sweet! That was fast - LH to the rescue once again. :)

@screaminscott: No offense, but your comments show true ignorance. It being "The 21st Century" doesn't mean a thing - command line can beat most graphical tasks if users are up to the learning curve.

@myfigurefemale: Haha, wow, duh - how did I not think of that?

Gina - I've been using the Fw: OR Fwd: filter for a while now and while it does do the job, it overextends itself a bit - for example, let's say my dad forwards me a message. I reply to is. We start to have a conversation over that original message. The problem is that each time he sends me a new message in that…

Vote: Final Cut Pro

@NigelMartrylicious: Much agreed!

@gd.techie: Dahahahaha

I used to use something similar to this until I figured out, like those above, that Windows has built in commands for most of these.

I use Revo Uninstaller when uninstalling programs to make sure any junk leftover is swept up. Love this program.

@fogmaster: You got that right.

@bachya: *built* I mean.

VOTE: sshd

@cbh: I saw something similar: my Adblock Plus had a little "block" tab (usually reserved for Flash things) on the attachment link.

@FRIEDjellyWALNUT: It's straight up.

href="#c10952095">Assimilate: Uh, wrong. Virtual desktops were a part of Linux long before OS X came along.

Gahhh - very cool. If only my work didn't give me like a 3" x 3" monitor. :(

So, minus the neat new icon on your desktop, this is no different from Eraser? Hmm ... since I don't show my desktop icons, this doesn't have much use for me. Novel idea, though.

@Merricat: I'm no expert at registry hacking, but perhaps a little yes/no confirmation box could be put in there...