i thought ice cream sandwich was 4.0?

or maybe just keep your tools organized.

i was curious how xubuntu would stack up. i've used it, but not lubuntu. boots well enough off a flash drive, and saved my bacon recently when my laptop hdd took its third (and final) nosedive.

It depends on the script. I've had to edit them to do little things like change text colors and whatnot.

This article is okay-ish. But homework is lacking.

they have three actively developed channels. four if you count minefield.

not just chrome, the big button is straight from opera's playbook.

that two-step process on firefox does give you much greater script control, though. i don't think you can edit the scripts in chrome.

whatever kindle you're considering, i'd just recommend paying the extra for an ad-free kindle. i personally can't imagine choosing to be exposed to advertising.

iphone users may have more of a reason, but they're not the types of people who know or care about those reasons.

i prefer talking to people, but maybe i'm just crazy.

nothing wrong with that choice. it's an excellent reader.

they take up a little more space, but i really like those washer/dryer cloths, and using the laundromat.

i wish you'd add to the conversation.

prime is a big "if."

i wouldn't trust amazon on computer parts and accessories. newegg's price is usually equal or better, the selection is magnitudes greater and the reviews there are far more trustworthy compared to the garbage on amazon.

like apple did with final cut?

given that it's dropbox, and not a folder, it would make sense that it opens the dropbox folder.

apple kids might have an answer for you.

the windows "tip" is the furthest i've seen the word tip stretched. double clicking ANY icon in the picture there will open up said program.