@MBGooner: Try opening Wave in incognito mode. If that works, clean your browser's cache and open Wave as usual. If it doesn't, well... it should work.
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People, if you want invites, just go to the #waveinvitationdonationthread : [lifehacker.com]
@berardfr: [www.fastpasstv.com] is a good alternative as well.
@freakshowtime: Or this
If you want popcorn that tastes like bacon, just do this!
@nate_rio: I would read MegaBites!
@freakshowtime: Sorry about the triple post! The commenting system went crazy, I thought my comments hadn't gone through...
@pkl007: The commenting system went crazy! It said my comments had not been sent... Oh well, I hope people will still enjoy it.
@Ryan Nevius: Not just yet: [lifehacker.com]. The tests are out.
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You don't see the point in using Google Wave? CollegeHumor explains the basics of Wave with a very unusual use case: cyber sex.
@Ryan Nevius: Not just yet: [lifehacker.com]. The tests are out.
@Ryan Nevius: Not just yet: [lifehacker.com]. The tests are out.
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You don't see the point in using Google Wave? CollegeHumor explains the basics of Wave with a very unusual use case: cyber sex.
@Xeraphim: You could just throw them all into site-specific browsers (SSBs) with Google Chrome, previously mentioned Fluid for Mac, or Mozilla's Prism.
@Xeraphim: You could just throw them all into site-specific browsers (SSBs) with Google Chrome, previously mentioned Fluid for Mac, or Mozilla's Prism.
Google Wave is still better than Google Docs
I actually tried using webapps instead of desktop software because I wanted to dual-boot Windows and Linux, and did not want to hunt for Linux counterparts of software I use in Windows.
I like Windows Media Player, but I have issues playing HD video in it. For that, I use SPlayer and I love it: [www.splayer.org]
@strays2k: Actually, that would be a [Paint.net] replacement, but THANK YOU SO MUCH!