Ubuntu 9.10 Released!
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Just wondering, because I heard about National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) last year, and it was intriguing, and it came up this year (on wikiHow), and I think I just might do it. I got 2 weeks to think of a basic plot, but the rules say you can't actually start writing until the 1st of November, 12:01AM (00:01 international) local time.
Keepass has been a breath of fresh air for me. The reeally secure part of encryption, without it being integrated into the browser (which would also explain why Firefox crashed on me :)). So now I'm wondering how I could build a completely browser-independent system. Namely:
Any ideas? 
I've just started using Keepass a lot lately. The Autotype feature has me drooling over my feet (master password in Iron Portable! :D). Then I went further into the docs and saw 2-channel autotype obfuscation, which had me drooling over the floor...
Since just about every Windowz computer I use is XP, and all of them have Word '03 or '07 (assuming MS word uses .NET a lot), how would I go around to setting up a launcher that launches the appropriate version of KeePass based on the .NET version (Keepass settings are interoperable, right?)?
I have recently gotten my Google wave account and would love to see it work so if have one add me agdurrette[at].c0m
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Portable Browsers run really sloooowwww...
Small Linux Distros run relatively fast...
What's the difference, other than the 100 MB?
Small Linux Distros have a copy2ram function that copies the entire OS into the ram.
Portable Browsers do not.
Would it be possible to make a Portable Browser that copies the whole of itself into the ram to
Well, i went to adobe and downloaded adobe flashplayer at school. when i sarted to install it, on the 4th step it asks forthe admin user and password. Is there a default admin ansd pass?
how can i bypass that?
I have a 4gb Memorex Travledrive. Is this drive compatible with portable apps, or should I buy something else? I've heard about u3, can I use my present drive for this? Any recommendations? gpa8r
I was trying to set up Thunderbird, so that I don't need to use my internet browser to check/send emails, as my internet connection is a bit buggy where I am, when I was confronted with these two protocals: POP and IMAP, I believe they are.
I know not every email service supports these (Yahoo, for instance, makes you pay to use these protocols). But, if I were to use Thunderbird, or any email client, to send emails that can be read via any service, what should I do? Is Thunderbird more or less convenient for non-business users?