Oh, of course they did. But I had to click it to believe it.

I guess so. When Lifehacker mentions Revo, it's always to praise and recommend its file cleaning powers, it's never about the registry - which you should just leave alone: [lifehacker.com]

It's a shame that outlets with timers aren't popular where I live (Brazil).

Crackers! That's not supposed to happen. Maybe it's the GPU acceleration, might make things a bit unstable there? It works fine here.

I don't think it is based on MPlayer. I mean, if it were, it would be disclosed, right? But it's not...

Installed it. Quickly uninstalled it. SPlayer is still better. [www.splayer.org]

Installed it. Quickly uninstalled it. SPlayer is still better. [www.splayer.org]

Exactly!

Correct.

Exactly.

"...anyone using a different image editor that has layering capabilities (sorry MS Paint!) should be able to keep up."

Oh no, your link is broken :(

Right-click it and click "Pin as App Tab", and there you go!

Right!

Here's the right link: [googledocs.blogspot.com]

WinGrooves looks good! Keyboard shortcuts baked in, and it doesn't remove the ads - which I think is fair, if you want to remove the ads then pay for a subscription.

Me too! That problem is worse on Chrome 13. That's why I went from beta 13 to stable 12 , and then back to beta (now on version 14). But it can still be an annoyance which Firefox does not have.

Download the improved launcher for Grim Fandango here: [www.grim-fandango.com] I have Windows 7 and the game works flawlessly with this launcher. Don't forget to install the patch too!

They really did... Strangely enough, it's available in the stable version. Guess they couldn't figure out how to make the interface as minimal as possible without messing with the extensions bar.

Lion: is it really bad? Or does it just need some getting used to? Either way, Apple better listen...