I hope the default can be set.

@Terry: I think, lawyers not withstanding, that TheFu's comment should be interpreted more along the lines of:

Just remember, don't hit the "record" button when you discuss your criminal conspiracy to obstruct justice. Kids, don't be a Nixon.

Network printer server

@Rob Davis: You're looking at it.

@RoFLKOPTr: You certainly take the internet seriously, don't you? As a software developer, if a code change I introduced broke something in a product I was working on between beta and release candidate, you know what that would mean? It would mean it would go back for another beta, not pushed forward.

@maalmeida: FWIW, I've been running FF 3.0.6 on the 64-bit Windows 7 Beta with no problems.

@ean5533: Please read my reply to Phoshi. Not talking about "good versions" or incompatability. Talking about literally breaking the extension.

@Phoshi: Not talking about the extensions being marked as incompatible. Talking about —no longer working—. Particular example, Perapera-kun and Chinese Perapera-kun for translating kanji and hanzi respectively. The extension was working for FF3 Beta and worked perfectly — until FF3 RC1 was released. Then the popup…

Dear Firefox,

@mdmadph: This is exactly what I want to know. If I can use Google Desktop without exposing my files to Google, I'd give this a try.

@Jash Sayani: Check out Rainlendar.

@jeffk: TrueCrypt was updated to handle Vista, so I'd personally recommend TC. With the new version 6.1a, you can do a full-disk encryption (lock down the whole drive) even with preexisting data (you don't have to reformat like with XP/NTFS).

@benoitdupont: If I was worried about hackers I don't think I'd entrust my password to my account to a 3rd party application, particularly for an application that admits that it phones home.

@blackmage439: Egads, how can people still be spreading this nonsense?! MAC filtering is pretty much useless.

@Varna Sri Raman: Was that with a vanilla Gmail account or one of the domain or Apps things?

Digsby. Just a glance at the tray to know if I have something in the inbox.

That's scary. This morning, I was trying to find a clean, simple way to do just that. Adam, have you been reading my mind again?

@boricuachick: For me it was the photo of John Jr. saluting his father's coffin.

I LOVE old photographs, especially of historic events. You have any idea how long I pored over NASA or AP archives for Apollo mission pictures?