Can anyone suggest a resource for learning how to create custom themes?

laptop:

@thegermandude517: Graphics professionals use macs for reasons beyond hardware specs.

poor usability: accomplishing a goal in as few steps as possible.

@bagano: canvas is a part of webkit. It was developed by apple for their widgets.

could this make canvas mainstream? since this is based on webkit, it has full canvas support. with the google name behind it, I can see them implementing advanced features on their web services with canvas (instead of flash).

Sneaky business this 250.

greasemonkey + company portal + your favorite site

@tmetzcc325: I think it all comes down to usability (ui guy here).

I enjoy spending 2+ hours on the ubuntu forums to complete an everyday task that would require a few clicks on a commercial OS.

In my last interview I knew I had the technical skills so I didn't even try to impress them with that. I just focused on the fundamentals I follow and my GTD attitude. I didn't brush off the technical questions, but I always brought it back to the big picture. I didn't know everything they asked, but I think my…

@Adam B.: orb still requires a capture card, and as far as I know doesn't support IR blasters for cable boxes. I've also heard it is a complete performance hog. I love my slingbox.

@SamburgerHandwich: *CSV

I too have used it for years.

OCR makes this a total sell.

How does this handle FF add-ons like delicious?

@garbanzo-bean: To each their own. It sounds like whatever you are doing is working for you, so keep at it.

The problems addressed in the list appear to come from not understanding this list's purpose.

I'm from the "less is more" camp. Give me a gradient background, windows classic, and some quicklaunch icons, and I'm good to go.

For those that think having lots of subtasks levels is overly burdensom, think of it as a form of mind mapping or planning that ends with an actionable list.