good idea. looking forward to the fix for cpu usage!

Nice use of the tumblelog on Scribbling.net", Gina.

@joebaby: IMHO, a living will has little to do with estate planning, other than perhaps determining when death occurs...

@UnStatusTheQuo: A durable power of attorney is an excellent idea; however, it is not an "easy" step to take. The [legaldocs.com] site is an excellent place to start the DIY process, and should result in documents that conform to your state's requirements.

Now if only there were a way to automate these tweaks so I didn't have to do it on multiple computers... FWIW, I love the show hidden characters button.

@joshua: I think you're confusing a "living will" with a will. Kaobear explained it well above as a, "concise document that allows you to do, or not do if you will, precisely what you want to in case of a life altering injury." It has nothing to do with your material possessions (unless you count your body I guess).

IANAL, but in addition to creating your document also do these common sense things:

This deserves a Windows tag...

@monkeyboy: Yes, it adds some options like direction options, actions, etc. Worth trying, plus you don't have to hack it to work with new versions of Firefox. My only beef is the bug I noted in the first comment...

Looking for an alternative to Starbucks?

I loved Super DragAndGo, and Drag de Go is a worthy replacement. One big annoyance is that if you already have text highlighted when you "throw" a link, it searches on the text instead. I'd expect this to be an easy fix, but the developer doesn't seem to be responding to bug reports...

@joebar: I believe you can adjust the cache size up to 4GB, but I have no idea how much google earth data that actually means...

Ahhh, but can you open a bottle of wine with a shoelace??? It's a useful trick I picked up at a youth hostel in Lake Louise, Alberta. This might be the excuse I need to open a bottle of wine in the middle of the day just to put it up onto YouTube... ;)

I'd like a series on color management, how to get hard copies of docs and photos to look like they do on screen.

There are two types of things I bookmark—sites to access quickly and sites I might want to get back to someday.

@eleazar: Looks like phanfare supports custom domain names. That plus the ability to sync your content across many machines in the background sounds pretty cool...

"someone who cut and crimped Ethernet cables on a regular in a former life"

"4,000 standard resolution photos"

Hey, this deserves a Windows tag... ;)

Hey, this post deserves a Windows tag too!