This is a good tip for other things, like porridge!
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My favourite tips for Word:
The first thing I got rid of when my 20GB iPod filled up was the album artwork. I never looked at it, and didn't need it. I used 'Artie' for that. Then I downsampled to 128kbps all the stuff I still have on CD. Also, the only thing I use the rating stars for is when I'm out and about, and a song comes on that I want…
London City Airport is much nicer than Heathrow or Gatwick. Smaller, calmer, easier for me to get to. A short prop-hop to Amsterdam, then LA non-stop - nice.
Am I right in saying that this plugin doesn't use the Picasa keywords I assign as Flickr tags? I just tested it, and the tags box was empty, despite me having assigned some Picasa keywords to the test image. If that's the case, I won't be using it because sending by email does what I want, and this doesn't.
Nothing can undo the damage they did with their UK astrotrurfing campaign.
*steps over the smouldering corpses from the flame war*
I think people in the UK are able to carry a lot less in their wallets, judging from what I've read here - we don't need to carry multiple medical insurance cards for example.
move to the UK!
borked
What I would like to see is a web-app where you could enter all the plants you have, and then it would generate a calendar of all the things you have to do each week or month based on that.
I've posted this half-finished prototype before:
Use the bicycle inner tube method. Immerse your house in water, then watch for bubbles coming out.
This UK printing company provides downloadable templates of its card products in PDF, EPS and JPG format, to allow customers to get their artwork right.
I find that if I'm finding it hard to keep my eyes open during an afternoon meeting, even sitting in a toilet cubicle for 5 minutes with my eyes closed can freshen me up.
a list of some good bits n pieces on my blog: http://www.petty.me.uk/cgi/blosxom.cg…
I did The DIY Wicker Man once. Wicker waste paper basket helmet (with eye slot), cheap beach mat turned into a tabard, spaulders and greaves. Tissue paper flames. A photo of Edward Woodward on my chest, and a dictaphone with a tape loop of him screaming hung round my neck. I looked like a cross between a samurai and a…
I used a self-storage place when selling my tiny, cramped flat in London. I alsmost felt guilty when the person that eventually bought the place said, "Wow, there's so much space!" Yes, but have you noticed how little furniture there is? And no books or crockery?
I packed my laptop wrapped in a towel, all secure in my checked-in suitcase, when flying back from Pittsburgh - London. Before I boarded, they made me open my case, and unwrap it to prove it was just a laptop.