Quick undelete? What do you mean?

Actually, digital photo frames are the best for showing people photos...

Although I love/use Shift+Delete all the time as well, I've been trying to get back into the habit of NOT holding shift when deleting files, after a few incidents where I accidentally deleted important files.

Controllers need holes in them for air to go through...

My computer doesn't crash too often, but I've been using Soluto to time my boot time.

Yup, just like how iPads are only good for browsing the web (sarcasm)

If you're talking about the big text boxes (i.e. the one you type comments in for Lifehacker), the character limit is enforced by Javascript. By turning it off, the character limit no longer applies, and you are free to type as much as you want.

And here is a direct link: [chrome.google.com]

I'm sorry if you took it off that way. I was just kidding around.

Indeed. It's really pretty; web 2.0 ish

But you don't have a star..

As what everyone else said, crossover cables are generally slow and unreliable. I suggest getting a cheap wireless USB dongle and connecting it to the PC. If you must setup a local network between your Mac and PC, you should use a router.

I'm hoping you mean decrease boot time D:

Google is obviously the cheapest option if you need the convenience and simplicity. If you're willing to do a little work yourself, you can host it on Amazon AWS S3 yourself. Once you upload the photos, there are simple tutorials online on how to create your own web based photo gallery (I believe Dreamweaver and/or…

Ummm.. no it doesn't. And websites don't randomly break because of that missing feature.

I just turn off Javascript.

I barely use tab, but you shouldn't feel stupid for posting it if you use it.

Wow! That Ctrl+V thing in command prompt is genius. I've always hated that it doesn't work, but never thought of making an AutoHotKey.

Picasa is great! It finds the pictures for you, and with the flip of a switch (if you have a Google Account), the pictures are uploaded to the web. It has 1GB of free photo storage, which may not seem like a lot, but it can fit quite a number of photos if you enable the resize option. Google also has (quite…

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