Anybody know about extending the Windows desktop onto other computers? I have some spare computers that are too slow to be useful so I wanna turn them into screens. MaxiVista and Zonescreen are the top 2 programs for it but MaxiVista is expensive and Zonescreen is slow.

Earbuds you say? MEElectronics makes great earbuds: Ai-M6 are tops, then the M11 and M9.

Sipgate. I have the same rig but with GV+Sipgate (+SipDroid on my phone).

I second the motion for Autohotkey.

Width/height isn't the problem for me, it's the thickness of the phone. If the phone is thin then gimme the freaking jumbotron.

It has been the "Awesomebar" since FF 3.0.

Firefox for daily use because of the addons. Chrome when I feel like it. Opera when I have some odd task that requires an internet suite rather than a browser.

One for porn, one for not porn?

Yes, just right click somewhere up top and enable the Menu Bar. It'll look like FF 3.x. Then you can toggle Tabs On Top if you want.

Yes because I use Google Voice for texts.

Click in a different area, a spot that's not occupied by a tab. If you have the orange "Firefox" button in lieu of a menu bar then there's a nice spot to click under the Minimize/Maximize/Close buttons.

Thanks, I'll give it a shot.

What addons aren't compatible with 4.0? Of the couple that I have all of them now work on 4.

Is this fast enough for, say, a G1? I'm using Dolphin Mini right now since Dolphin HD was too slow but I miss the extra features, perhaps Opera Mobile will have features without loss of speed.

"Swordfish" or "The Net". I could tolerate most other computer movies but those two made my eyes bleed. "Hackers" was extremely inaccurate too but I got a good laugh out of it.

So that you could access it from any browser.

It's entirely Javascript. Javascript runs client-side.

So why is it an addon instead of a webpage?

What alternatives are there to MaxiVista? I wanna do some monitor extension (not cross computing, just monitor extension) on old laptops but MaxiVista is too expensive.

Well that's $30 headphones plus $30-$40 in parts. While it's a very cool mod I trust the manufacturing machines with $70 more than I do my own two hands.