You heard me, folks. I’ve decided it: this Macbook is gonna be mine.
Nothing’s gonna stop me from buying it, except..well..money. So I officially state the official start of the official Sugar fund raising for the Holy Grail. (by the way, check the new Mac ads)
From now on, no CSS book or Harry Potter edition or Burning Crusade will lure me to spend my hard earned money on Amazon. No eating outside, no drinking outside, no nothing outside : strict savings.
On the other hand, you can help me maybe buy a beer sometime, by donating to the official Sugar & Macbook fundraising, summer – fall 2006, by using the Paypal button on right.
So, the question remains: black or white?
On a darker, darker note: WTF is happening between Israel and Lebanon? For God’s sake, people…
I admit it, I’m not much of an obsessed music listener. I can’t stand listening to music all day long, because (believe it or not) it gives me headaches.
But I can’t stand working without listening to some music in the background. I’m always knee-deep in what I’m working on, but I think the office/my room is eerie and empty when I work in silence.
So step right in to find out about my favourite playlist…
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Do you know Commentful? It’s a relatively new service that promises to take the special place in your heart that is currently occupied by coComment. Or simpler, to replace coComment in your everyday blogroll reading. It worked for me!
Commentful is a service that watches comments/follow-ups on Blog posts, Digg submissions, Flickr pictures, and many other types of content. When ever there is an update, such as a new follow-up or comment, Commentful notifies you instantly.
You should really check it out, it’s very easy to use, it features a handy bookmarklet and it helps organize your online conversations immensely.
Five reasons why it took my special coComment place:
- You can specify a time window during which you want to watch a particular item for follow-up comments. At the end of this, Commentful automagically deletes outdated items from your list.
- Editing and deleting your watchlist items is a matter of seconds, due to AJAX.
- The blink button. OMG, you haven’t seen the blink button? It sits right beside your address bar and blinks when a new comment has been added to your watchlist. Blink!
- “Mark all as read” functionality. No more blinking!
- It’s a really, really simple service to use. Lightweight and simple, that’s what it takes to get into my daily routine.
On the other hand, it doesn’t provide all the things that coComment gives, like tags, tag clouds, nested comments view etc. But if you can live without it, Commentful is a more than adequate alternative to the popular coComment.
commentful, coComment, comment aggregator
