I have no interest in bloated Adobe Reader, and Foxit Reader has lost all my support following their move to trick users into installing crapware toolbars. If you’ve got a suggestion for the best option for a lightweight PDF reader, I’d love to hear about it.
I’m not usually one to chastise an open source product compared to a proprietary one, but it’s hard not to notice the aesthetic differences when looking at Open Office beside Microsoft Office (2007 version).
I was hoping for Froyo but got no frozen yoghurt treat, instead got a dose of SHOLS_U2_02.34.3
Amazon has user profiles, which I totally didn’t know about. They also let you describe yourself. However, be careful what you say or you might be guilty of profanity.
If you’re a power user, you may be the type of person that ends up with 70 tabs open in your browser(s). Here’s a tip for massively reducing memory usage.
At the moment it’s not possible to simply rename a folder in Google Reader, unfortunately you have to go through a series of steps. This post outlines those steps.
I’m getting somewhat frustrated with Evernote, partly due to frequent CPU hogging, increasing bloat, and poor application changes over time. If you can recommend an alternative I’d be most grateful.
I’m off to my first ever WordCamp – the upcoming WordCamp Malaysia. Whilst I’m at it I’ll get to spend four days meandering around Kuala Lumpur. Sweet!
It’s that time of year and I’m baring all in the nerdiest of senses. I’ve stripped my blog of it’s design and have plunged in full kilter to CSS Naked Day 2010
At the recent Musikmesse conference Steinberg announced Cubase 5.5, a free update for registered Cubase 5 users (which makes me happy).
