qrayg

qrayg

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I'll be excited if you fix the flippin' letter spacing on the current site. Why on earth would you develop and test a site on only one OS is beyond me.

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Brad Wardell, I take it you have a 360 and yours runs cool? Fact: The case and power supply design of the 360 is not as brilliant as all the mindless sheep think. It does overheat and it is a problem. M$ does need to fix this. A lawsuit is the only thing that will get them to rethink the design.

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Grayg... I've suggested that several times, and I'd be willing to work on that process as well. I know both myself and another friend have worked on CSS-ified test versions. It would be way faster! Then again, php probably would be too, but thats a whole different kick in the nuts... Yeah... PHP would

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You could probably save yourself a ton of bandwidth costs by redesigning the site with a CSS table-less design (http://solardreamstudios.com, http://dt.qrayg.com). Your load times would decrease and make everyone happy. Plus, making sitewide design changes would be a breeze. One of the things that's keeping me from subscribing is the unprofessional design and overall unorganized mess this site has become. I used to love coming here but ever

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Frogboy, First off, my username is qrayg. Second I read the whole before I posted my question. I don't see how this is supposed to be better than Remote Desktop. RD is not just a remote control. It actually lets you log in and use your computer... not through a remote control... the actual computer, interface and all. I would love to download and try it out but I'm afraid of what it might install on my machine. I've noticed t

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KoL, Dr. Guy must have misstyped or something. He is right though. You don't need to buy a new monitor for your Mac if you already have one for your PC. Just buy a KVM and you can use the same Keyboard, Monitor, and Mouse for both machines at the same time. I have this setup for my Mac and PC at home. It works great and there is no clutter.

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Speed's good now. Make the Typography easy to read and you'll have adecent site. The letter-spacing on the fonts it really bad. If you must adjust paragraphs of text for reading, change the line-height... not the letter spacing. It looks really weird in Firefox and is VERY annoying to read.

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Dear WC webmaster, This site is pretty cool... you just need to remove the letter-spacing CSS attributes from the WC CSS so that the text is more readable. Try adding line-height attributes to make the text easier to scan. Letter-spacing produces poor results as you can see by the inconsistent-ness of the words on the site. Typography is probably the biggest part of the WC site. It needs to have decent readable text that is easy to sc

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FrogBoy, I think you're missing the point. People are upset because we pay for a OD subscription but we still have to pay extra for some of the software. That kinda negates the subscription definition. Think of it this way. You pay for a subscription to a magazine. There are many different articles that are in this magazine. But, one day they decide that you need to pay extra for this one article in this one magazine butall of the others are still part of the subscription. What

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>> Please provide your source. I am actually quite interested. I used to visit a Windows XP technology site that was written by Paul Thurrott who had early builds of Longhorn http://www.winsupersite.com/reviews/longhorn_alpha.asp . He has alpha screens of some of the Longhorn technology and stated that the Expose was a blatent rip and said that M$ was stopping all Alpha build and only allowing certain testers to use the new stuff because of what Apple did. (This was all way before Panth

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Funny... the reason why M$ closed the door to open betas of Longhorn is because Apple completely ripped off the "Exposé" feature and claimed that M$ was copying them. Thanks Apple, by you claiming that you are the inventors of all that is cool, you are really hindering innovation and not allowing the end user to be involved the creative process. Flippin' morons. P.S. I own a G5 and I use Macs quite often... I am by no means an Apple hater. I just think that they take this "I invented th

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> ObjectDock 1.02 (freeware) was released > a bunch of "little fixes" in it Apparently the fixes are: 1. Always on Bottom does not function correctly unless you open the progam and change the setting to something else and then back the Always on Bottom. If not, you can click on ObjectDock through applications that are covering it up. 2. Autohide speed options STILL do not work correctly if you have Show Very Smoothly ed. You need to open ObjectDock after every fres

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Yeah... I bought a G5 recently because I heard what MS was planning for their new OS/IE(no more IE support for any version but the latest version of Windows) and I wanted to get a head start on switching. I still can not get used to it. Managing the windows in OSX is way too cumbersome and inefficient. I can not stand using DW or FW in OSX. I can't seem to get any work done while in OSX. I now have a USB/Monitor switch so I can switch between using my Mac and a WindowsXP machin

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The cost issue that people are complaining about is a none-issue for most people that enjoy non-radio hit music. My favorite band is Dream Theater and every one of their albums has between 8-10 songs (about 10 minutes per song). In the store the albums cost about $13. On the Apple store they would cost between $8-$10. THAT IS A DEAL.

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It's a useless feature unless is can convert from/to OSX .icns files. When Creating Icon packages I like to offer Windows and Mac users my icons. Since I own a PC and a G5 I also like to keep my systems looking quite similar and so far there is really no easy way to convert Win Icons to OSX.

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I've been developing websites professionally for 10 years now (since 1992) and I've used Mozilla for testing, as I test with all browsers; and I've come across the random rendering problem ever since version 1.0. Mozilla has potential but I really think that they need to get the rendering engine down before adding all of these little bells and wistles. It seems like every time that they add a feature, something important breaks.

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Yaaaaayyyy! Mozilla, the random renderer. You can take a fully xhtml/css compliant page and load it into Mozilla 100 times and 20 times out of that 100 it will not render certain random parts. Sweet meat on the toilet seat.

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I make decent money and I have a very beefy computer that I built myself. I have found no need to add a DVD player to my system because I already have a DVD player hooked up to my entertainment system. Why watch movies on a little 22" display when I can watch it a theatre style TV? I still don't get the whole DVD drive for computers yet.

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