Everything is well-designed; kudos.

The only issue I have is that now that each commenter line is in serif, it's very hard to read in italics (not much of a problem in books). Additionally, large-type, small-type "Posted", large date in the serif makes it somewhat less readable.

Are you considering:
a) expanding oft-replied comments by default
b) allowing a default expansion count for each post (a lá Slashdot)
c) or a combo of above (show the highest ranked, but cut off -- Digg)

Thanks!

I've never had problems with "Save A Copy…" and "Save As…" for well over a decade.

Hammer for a tweezer job, if you ask me. :)

Launching in Winter.

Think about that for a second.


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OK, really, do you think this is a wise marketing tactic? Am I missing something?

I had that same experience too, hence why it's my travel mouse, instead of my 'regular' mouse (which right now is the small Logitech V470), which albeit usable, its dimensions leave it pretty cramp-y.

Question: Anyone know if the right click can be simultaneous (unlike the old Mighty Mouse)?
Meaning: if you left-click hold, will the right-click still work (I'm thinking nade-cooking in CoD; yeah, I know. I'm ancient.)

Thanks.

Frankly, I don't bother with Home Sharing, other than the file-sharing kind.

I have a server setup with hard drive access. Anyone can purchase an NAT instead and provide mount-on-your-desktop server space for users. Copy music on to this device.

Then, in iTunes uncheck "Copy music", and drag song files from the music share to your iTunes library. If you want to copy the music to your computer, check the box.

Now, you will have hard drive space free, but music available to your computer. The disadvantage is that you will not have it copied to your computer, but you have an iPhone or iPod that synced anyway, right?

Using PowerPoint to express creative ideas is akin to painting with an eggshell with a jackhammer: wrong damn tool.

We need the world to use LESS PowerPoint.

@advanceking

I have no idea if you're being sarcastic or if you're actually stupid.

Anyway, PyStar is what's called a "leech". Go build some crappy Windows-based or Linux-based PCs and be done with it.

How's that marketplac working out for you all?

I'll take another iPhone to develop on. More devs! That'll fix this wretched economy. Working folks, typing monkeys-- you get the gist.