I'm surprised only one other person mentioned open-tab syncing of GBS. What's going to be the best way to accomplish that? I'm thinking bookmarking all tabs and using something like FoxMarks to sync the new bookmarks. But that's a pain in the but as you have to delete old groups of saved tabs and I *know* I will…

I like Eraser [www.heidi.ie] it integrates nicely into Windows and allows you to delete individual files or folders in a jiffy.

Does the PortableApps version of FF3 use more memory than regular FF3? Because I used the portable version for a while, and it used a LOT more memory than FF2 does. At work and at home.

Does the portable version of FF3 use more memory than the regular version? Because FF3 portable is using a lot of memory for me...more than FF2...and I though FF3 was supposed to use less memory...

Acceptable resolution will depend on how particular you are as well as how far the observer will be from the print.

I store all my bookmarks in hierarchical folder in Firefox. I keep then synced at home and at work with Google Sync. Whenever I create a bookmark, my del.icio.us plugin asks if I want to save it there as well. Which I always do. That way I have the best of both worlds.

How is ANY of that going to help me get out of a ticket?

If you lie, cheat, and steal, you can get lots of great stuff on the cheap?

@knamiproko: you must lock the card to boot directly into CHDK

Canon does not write the ISO values in the exif location where almost every piece of software expects it. To fix this, get your hands on 'Auto CHDK to EXIF v1.2'

groale: it's the button on the back labeled with an 'S'

Get yourself a nice Fuji F30 or F31

CHDK is great. I use it all the time on my S3.

speedtest and speakeasy gave me the same results. The frog gave me much lower numbers.

I once used Xplorer2. But then I found XYPlorer. It's cooler. You can do integrated RegEx searches.