It didn't impress me at all. As it is now, Preceden is only good for small timelines with data you are willing to manually enter into their system, event by event.

@brianmi40: I do this with everything. Any show I watch, any game I play, random major events... I have them all in logs.

@unf0cused: Nope, but I plan to eventually. I'm waiting until rainmeter improves a bit more.

@sugardeath: rsync does all the heavy lifting for me, but I use the other parts to make directory lists of all my drives. That way, I'll at least know exactly what I lost (and have a checklist for recovering) should everything fail at once.

VOTE: custom scripts

[lastgraph.aeracode.org] has been around for a while for all operating systems.

@cmotdibbler: The downside is that the positioning gets reset if you remote desktop into your dual monitor system using a single monitor system.

@dano001: When it comes to file browsing, I use FileMenuTools + StExBar + AHK scripts + Listary + HandyFind + Launchy, all synced using DropBox. I'm long past overboard.

Bottom of my secondary monitor. Whatever I'm actively working on goes on my primary monitor, while references and resources go on my secondary monitor. The taskbar is clearly a resource, so it belongs on my secondary monitor!

I've tried a lot of these sorts of things, but I've found that having virtual desktops is a better solution for me. VirtuaWin + WinSplit Revolution + multiple monitors (not necessary but helpful) = lots of carefully arranged Explorer windows (or whatever else I want) just a hotkey away. Just set aside a special…

@StormtrooprDave: Missing the point. Syncing is much better than backing up. Having your favorite food instantly appear when you are hungry is much better than taking a packed lunch with you everywhere.

@tonyshangrila:

If the dishwasher is open, then the dishes are dirty. If the dishwasher is full, then it is time to run the dishwasher. If the dishwasher is locked and not running, then it is time to put the dishes away.

@O-sama: I saw something on how to do that in the AutoHotKey forums a while ago. I think it boiled down to sending text into the address bar.

The moment I get a new cable, I wrap the tips with duct tape. One strip all the way around, fold the overflow under the tab part. Given the strength of duct tape, the tabs are pretty much indestructible.

Wow. I've been using all the betas, but I must have upgraded to the final version without knowing it. I was really hoping for things to come together better for the final release, but I am just immensely disappointed. Most of the new features are still not-quite-right, and there are plenty of old problems that seem…

-27.5" 1920x1200 main monitor

@MBerggruen: ditto

@Eric Yokie: I'm the same way.

VOTE: Microsoft OneNote