My number of feeds is about to increase dramatically due to Round 5. I know from last round some sites that don't make it in I still keep an eye on. I need to categorize them more - must reads for daily reads then other categories (like 9rules members, Round 5 people to keep an eye on), etc.
I spend a large amount of time online. I had a large gaming community, it was income producing and it was a big part of my life. When life situations came up (my Mom was diagnosed with cancer and was thought to die) I didn't blink at losing the income or shutting it down. Actually I didn't shut it down. I gave it back to the gaming community (gave the content to other gaming sites) so what I started could live on and help pave the way for others. My Mom is as healthy as I am and I have no regrets. That door closed and another one opened. If I was still doing that, I wouldn't be with 9rules. :)
Priorities are a part of life.
I've been using it for quite some time and was disappointed by it. Frankly it would take a lot for me to stop using Firefox.
Curious, are they still looking or has this been filled?
I have mixed feeling on it. Chain mail normally stops with me, and if I do forward it, I BCC to someone I think might be interested. I always remove previous email addresses, excluding if we all know each other (family or close friends). On the flip side I have seen some that had over 50 email addresses on it.
Because my email address is public knowledge, I take combat spam on a server level - a lot of it doesn't get to me in the first place. Then I have a private email address for those real close to me and they know better than to make it public. :)
Good to mention that it might be against the email providers TOS. Check first!
Lelia - Videolan is not restricted by regional encoding. I use SmartFTP daily and I never had a problem with it. Try Version 2.0, it's new. :)
FireFox is ridiculous with memory.
I just downloaded avast - love it. Adding to the list Thunderbird and VideoLan.
» Thoughts on IE7 ... Last Reply: 2 years ago by bouazza.
Corvillus, I agree with you. It's an improvement over IE6 but (IMO) way behind Firefox. I was expecting something innovative, not almost catching up to current standards. I only open IE when absolutely necessary and I don't see that changing anytime soon.