scottfeldstein
Scott D. Feldstein
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JHBJR: Yes, most other dSLRs work the same way. Push a modifier and change the value with a dial. I have seen professional Canons that work slightly differently—the 5D, for example—but the owner of a camera like that won't be reading this article anyway. :)

Upon further investigation with Papa John's support people, I do not think the error had anything to do with their new text messaging system. It has to do with browser incompatibility.

Update: Do NOT order through Papa John's this way. As you can see from the photo in my above comment, the txt message said "error" and that there was no order placed. Then I ordered online. 30 minutes later, guess what? I got FOUR pizzas and a very large bill.

Okay, I tried it and THIS is what I got for my trouble. In the end I had to order through -gasp- my computer. That's so ten minutes ago! Arg!

With regard to one's local pizzaria, I agree. I'd like to support them. And sometimes I do. But the real problem here is that they do. not. deliver. To quote Douglas Adams,

Pizza is like sex, though, right? When it's good, it's really good. When it's bad...it's still pretty good.

I agree with Kemayo and Moe52; there is no need for all this fuss. The NY Times recipe for no-knead bread is super easy and incredibly tasty. I don't even have the dutch oven the recipe called for and it still came out fantastic.

Let's not even get into other uses of the term "tea bag." Ahem.

I hope they roll it out for gmail hosted accounts soon! I have two gmail addresses that aren't @gmail.com. Neither of them have it yet. My iPhone will love this, as I currently have to enable POP and delete everything twice. Plus I may start using Apple's Mail program instead of the web interface. But only if I

Giving cell phones to employees who must be reachable when they are away from the office. That made sense when few people had cell phones of their own. Now the employer should simply subsidize the employees own phone.

I have made this half a dozen times and it's fabulous. I have made it without the benefit of a dutch oven, however. I made up for this by heating a pan on the lower rack of the oven and then popping a few ice cubes into it when I put the bread in on a pizza stone. This, so I reasoned, keeps the humidity higher than

What percent are using Linux?

I have a french press and a Saeco espresso machine. I usually use the Saeco simply because I am the only coffee drinker in the house and it's easier just to make an espresso and put it into a microwave-heated mug of water. But my tips are largely the same as other peoples:

I've been running a web server out of my home for more than five years. (Prior to that I'd been blogging at Blogger.com.) My first home setup was Redhat and MovableType. Later on I switched to Mac OS X and WordPress. I'm still running the whole show on an 8 year old blue & white G3!

labels have all the properties of folders except that you can have the same message with multiple labels - something you can't do with folders. It's superior. Simple as that.

Great. So I could buy a Motorola Q from Verizon for $419 and skin it with beta software made by some dude...or I could pay the $499 to Apple and have an iPhone. Hm, let me think...

Many morning commutes I start in the right lane and stay there during my entire 15 miles of interstate travel. It's just not worth all the stress to change lanes just so I can change back again. Commuting isn't a video game. I get no extra points from getting ahead of anyone else. I only change lanes if someone is

Great. I wonder how the proprietors of [lifehacker.com] feel about visitors using AdBlock+. Heh.

If anyone curious, I wrote a bit about Firefox vs. Safari about 10 months ago. One thing to note, if you do read it: my complaint about iChat not doing GoogleChat was unfounded: it works just fine if you configure it correctly. :)

edmicman, I think the entire premise of the post - how to do in another browser what you can do in Safar - sort of lays the foundation of an answer. For more info, why not give it a whirl.