As a new prof, I like the idea of using this, but I was wondering 1) how easy it is to archive presentations (or post for student notes) and 2) also whether a similar but offline product is out there?

I think [www.123people.com] is a better way to see your online presence, or at least seems more accurate.

@chris0089: I take it you are talking about the little plus sign next to the last tab, and not the button which can be removed by simply right clicking and going to customize? If so, please share the about:config tweak.

@areus2go: AnyConnect from Cisco is what my institution uses. Found some links online, but this one is recent [support.hypernia.com]

guess the code is only good for so many invites. thanks for the try LH, and any update would be neat to try it.

I am putting them in my floppy right now! (not really)

i think i like the mayonnaise trick for this better, though i will have to try this one also. just seems like the oils in mayonnaise are also conditioning the wood, and i am not sure if the TiO2 in toothpaste would do the same thing.

although i use webmail for everything, i have to say the new search function in thunderbird 3 is pretty cool, especially for those who aren't great at search terms in gmail.

@jthatch: i was jamming out to it all day. #deals

Edit: Figured it out: dude remixed it and is offering the download. It's not the Beastie Boys per se using drop.io

anybody using a good incremental backup utility for Win7? not a "real" backup solution, but one that compliments Win7 built in backup for version history with a shwanky UI (time machine-esque)? #windows

@ddliongafech: are you talking about wave invites? if so, i still need one for my boss. my gmail is neely615 . thanks a ton, and if this is some other invite, i can bring dip. #openthread

I wonder if this is something you could produce and sell on Craig's list for a profit? Maybe change some components to make it more appealing? #homeservers

@paintbox: I am cool with it, and this normally happens with the beta's, but all of my extensions I rely on are pretty quick in updating (funny enough most were already 3.6pre1), except my one theme I like, but that's no biggie. #firefox36

Greasemonkey isn't compatible, really? Because of LH I now rely heavily on this.

Edit: I got nothing for why you wouldn't be downloading this

@lessthantito: That makes no sense. The link is to X15-65733, which is the x64 Home version. Maybe try the link again?

@fate47 - Meh.: I would put that link to the ultimate steal, its helpful. Also, as a side note, how do you edit comments? #upgrade

I can't take credit for this, but you can also download the other iso versions by modifying the above link. For example, 64-bit professional is:

@FalconFour; @pkl007: appears all is well in the land of iso [gizmodo.com]