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  1. @GuruMN I know, Candy=fail. about 19 hours ago from web in reply to GuruMN
  2. @GuruMN a different random one comes up each time. I guess they weren't so much humorous as bizarre, but they made me laugh a lot. about 19 hours ago from web in reply to GuruMN
  3. @AlanDistro depends on how thick the recording is - when does it need to be done by? about 20 hours ago from web in reply to AlanDistro
  4. @thewinekone whatever. We all know you've seen New Moon 3 times already! about 20 hours ago from web in reply to thewinekone
  5. and I'm not just saying it because I married @seriousadult ;) It really is good, and solves a lot of problems for sending video clips 7:11 PM Nov 23rd from web
  6. If you ever want to send files too big for email, look at belugafile.com. It's an awesome freeware peer-to-peer program by @seriousadult 7:10 PM Nov 23rd from web
  7. nick has a computer running knappix and the screensavers are hilarious 5:58 PM Nov 23rd from web
  8. @maureenjohnson if he doesn't have any anti-virus, get onto a functioning computer, copy one onto a disc or usb drive, and run it from that 5:55 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to maureenjohnson
  9. @maureenjohnson start it in safe mode! http://www.computerhope.com... then run an anti-virus scan. 5:54 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to maureenjohnson
  10. anyone else noticing that they see a lot more tweets when hitting refresh in lieu of the "__new tweets" message? 5:42 PM Nov 23rd from web
  11. "this tastes like diarrhea and hate" - @seriousadult 5:35 PM Nov 23rd from web
  12. @KarenAlloy socks 5:00 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to KarenAlloy
  13. @mugglesam I hope it's a real one and not "oops there's a fire in my bedroom"! 4:55 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to mugglesam
  14. @GuruMN in theory, yeah. But for anything other than basic info sites, you still need to test functionality in all "important" browsers. 4:22 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to GuruMN
  15. @GuruMN that's good. I was just thinking that if chrome made a-grade, it might have an edge by being better supported. Meh. 4:20 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to GuruMN
  16. @GuruMN but there are still weird bugs that pop up only in opera. Like issues with drop down menus 4:20 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to GuruMN
  17. @GuruMN but the rest of it is still right. It's a small enough percentage that even though it's a-grade many sites drop it from testing. 4:18 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to GuruMN
  18. @GuruMN UGH. I said it backwards, sorry. It's on the a-grade list for XP. It used to be there for Mac too, I think, and then fell off. 4:15 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to GuruMN
  19. @brojoghost I'm glad they're doing that rather than ripping up dirt and making a bigger flat lot somewhere. 4:08 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to brojoghost
  20. @GuruMN ...and even then it's a small percentage of mac users, so a lot of sites don't support it anyway, which is sad for Opera. 4:02 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to GuruMN