Orientation: A Scientology Information Film
You are at the threshold of your next trillion years. You will live it in shivering, agonizing darkness or you will live it triumphantly in the light. The choice is yours. If you wish to leave the room after seeing this film, walk out and never mention Scientology again, you are free to do so. [...]
Futurama Returns (No Really!)
All over the news, and confirmed by several of the original cast members, it looks like one of the best animated shows ever is returning to TV. There’s been lots of rumours before, but this time it looks like the real deal.
StrokeIt Mouse Gestures
gesture, n. the use of movements (especially of the hands) to communicate familiar or prearranged signals A mouse gesture is a specific movement of the mouse which triggers a specific action. For example, holding the right mouse button and moving the mouse in a downwards right-to-left diagonal motion minimizes the window on which the gesture [...]
CLCL Clipboard Manager
CLCL context menu Resulting from a recent voxpop, I am now an avid user of CLCL Clipboard Manager. CLCL stores in memory the recent x items you copy, and lets you conveniently access them from a context menu at a later time (I chose ALT + V as my context menu shortcut). The idea has [...]
Thoughts On Opera 9
With the Opera web-browser free since version 8.5 and now updated to version 9, it’s about time I took a second look at it. The last time I used Opera, the only alternative was Internet Explorer. Opera has a lot of things going for it. It has pretty much the same features as competing browsers, [...]
Colibri
Colibri combines the raw power of the command line with the intuitive nature of a modern graphical user interface to define a revolutionary new way of managing your computer. Colibri is a text-based application launchpad for Windows. Simply press the hotkey combination, type in “pho”, and Colibri might suggest “Photoshop”. Press Enter, and you’re there. [...]
