Downloading torrents of cds is nice, but sometimes there is literally one song from a cd you want. Sure you could download a program like Limewire, but who wants to go to that trouble when you could just use your web browser.
Whenever my brother tried to create a web icon on his iPhone he would always get something that looked like a screen shot of the site (instead of the pretty polished icon that was specifically created for iPhones). To ensure you are getting the icon that was created for iPhones make sure you wait a few seconds after you click the “Add to Home Screen” button to give the site time to load the icon (especially on edge).
I accidentally added a word to my Firefox dictionary today, and after a quick Google Search I found this article.
Both my brother and I have had iPhones for a while now, and although webapps are nice there have not been too many show stoppers. In fact, I only have a few web icons installed; however, Springlets is a true show stopper.
Tips for Craigslist scammers (or identifying them ;) )
Sometimes you want to stay on top of a news feed, and if you’re as ruthless with Google Reader as I am, it can be easy to miss posts.
I just installed Leopard and after setting up option left / right arrow in iTerm, I realized that option+delete did not kill the word to the left of my cursor. I think this somehow worked in my old pre-leopard setup, although I had done nothing to set it up.
I read about making a gmail compose bookmarklet here but I guess this method works a little differently now that Gmail version 2 is out. The url I got as a bookmark from following the steps in this article looked like this:
