In Firefox: AirSet

How to transition? You must have been at work when you wrote this, 'cuz 'transition' is a work-buzz-type word. If you'd been at home, you'd have written 'shift', or 'go', or 'change' or any number of other plain & simple English words.

Having skimmed Penelope's article, my visceral reaction to it tells me that there are different kinds of networking, different strategies, different schemes. What works for her doesn't work for me.

I went from Office 2000 to 2003 then to Star Office, back to MS Office, then to Open Office, then to AbiWord, then to Word Perfect, then to Pagemaker then back to MS Office. I didn't get the hang of Pagemaker, and am now using HTML-Kit as my default text editor.

I wonder if this advice is meant for stainless steel coffee cookers rather than almuninimum ones. I wouldn't use vinegar on any aluminated products.

@Old-G-Man: Keyring contents - that's a good one!

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This strikes me as something that could be taken as petty, passive aggressive behaviour.

@e-tat: but now I'd like to nest the previous comment.

@e-tat: that didn't take long!

I would like to reply to myself, thanks.

Hey Katana, I thought you were referring to the departure of a certain obnoxious leader! Would make a lot of people 'happy' but not an appropriate thing to say here, regardless.

Good. It's been quite annoying having every comment rejected and/or lost somehow in the submission process.

Testing. Is the login thing fixed yet?

Okay, just catching up here after posting about file tags on the Request Line. I'm still wondering if a Web 2.0 app like del.icio.us or Blinklist could be put to use tagging files on my PC. I haven't found a way to make it work yet. And I see the problem of no metadata for some filetypes. But what if: 1) a given…

Pacing. Know your best times for getting different things done. Take time off to make a clear distinction between work and not-work. Give yourself an outline plan every few hours, or at the beginning and end of each day.*

Just thought of another task: let's say that I have a bunch of networked machines, and that each one has some text files unique to that machine. I've forgotten exactly where each file lives. So what I want to do is add a little homing device to each file, a radioactive beacon, a coloured flag, something that my search…

Things I've asked in comments over the past year and/or topics I have seen other people raise:

Beer. That's one of the 5 major food groups, yeah? Incidentally, it might be the hops, but I never drink/eat hops and don't have a bag next to my pillow, so I don't know if they have similar effects.

Jailhouse colors, marking time: looks like dotyoureyes has hit the nail on the head. Martha picked this one up in the slammer. Gangsta stylee. I do like the orderliness of it all, and if I had a jailhouse schedule it would stay nice and clean most of time.