After yesterday's 8 hour downtime of Gmail I'm sure some people out there were a bit worried of how to access their precious emails. So is there a way to get to them without forwarding them to Outlook or another desktop application? Well, Google came up with a solution earlier this year with their Google Lab's "Offline Gmail" add-on.
Instructions after the break [...]
We all know you love WOW and we all know you hate playing it at the speed of Ol' Grandpa climbing a ladder. Well, we have the solution. In this quick and easy tutorial, we'll show you how to get your game on, without a high end pc. We will look at, Hardware Optimization, OS Optimization, Game Optimization
Today I recieved an email from a Reader and it regarded this,
...Indeed ever since they've upgraded, when I put the new theme (narcissus) I'm unable to post a new comment on my website. However I'm able to reply to a comment but not post a new one !!! Apparently so do you but I wanted to make sure that it wasn't because of some compatibility issue since I'm running on Fedora with epiphany as a browser !!! I'm a linux freak & a windows (& mac) hater !!! If it's not open source I'm not for it...
Godspeed,
Iras
I wondered how this could not work, then I thought, "maybe since he is using a lesser known browser, they haven't patched the source code for it yet"
But I was wrong:
Windows + ↑ (Up Arrow)
Maximize window
Windows + ← (Left Arrow)
Snap window to left side covering half of desktop space. Continue pressing the keyboard shortcut will rotate the window between snap to left, snap to right and restore to normal position.
Windows + → (Right Arrow)
Snap window to right side covering half of desktop space. Continue pressing the keyboard shortcut will rotate the window between snap to left, snap to right and restore to normal position.
Windows + ↓ (Down Arrow)
Minimize the window. Restore to normal size and position if the window is currently maximized.
Windows + Home
Clear all but the active window.
Windows + Space
All windows become transparent so you can see through to the desktop.
Windows + Shift + ← (Left Arrow)
Move the active window to the adjacent monitor on the [...]
Everyone knows that Twitter is an easy way to get your message out to hundreds of people, in just 140 characters. Twitter won the hearts of social media junkies because it is so simple and easy to use. The ability to customize your profile with cool backgrounds and iPhone, Black Berry and Windows Mobile apps everywhere, it has been really easy to take your thoughts, ideas, or stuff you found on the internet, and tell everyone!
Now, Facebook is the exact opposite. It's home page is filled with "news about friends", endless invites and piles of stuff to go through. "Billy just sent you a beer" "You have been invited to mafia wars" "Dylan wrote anonymously on the bathroom wall". Even though its bloated with stuff, it is a powerful tool to share everything, and anything with friends, family and the world.
What if you could put the two together and create 1 mega super duper fantastic web-app!?!?
I will tell you how...
First you have to login to facebook, and twitter.
Then go to facebook.com/pages and create a page
Go to facebook.com/twitter (I never thought i'd see those words in the same URL)
Click "Link a page to twitter", and choose the page you just created.
Twitter will open and make sure you say allow.
Select what you want to be "Tweeted"
Load up your page by clicking the "Ads and pages" button on the bottom control bar.
Then do a test tweet:
It will automatically tweet for you, and link to any pictures, video or links you attach
Thats it!
So now you can reach a bigger audience and at the same time, keep up with all your tweeting and facebook... ing.
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