Cleaning out the bookmarks

Started by Daddymem, December 26, 2007, 11:20:48 AM

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Daddymem

I don't remember if I ever posted this one but:

Project Draw
Où sont passées toutes nos nuits de rêve?
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glenn kangiser

It is pretty cool except I couldn't find an undo-redo for my booboos.
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MountainDon

I think I saw that one someplace/somehow.

My bookmarks need tidying up as well.  :-\

Today we spent a few hours cleaning out closets and cupboards. I have a large pile of old computer stuff, m-boards, assorted cards, a couple of older slower network hubs/cards, bazillion cables of every kind. All obsolete and cluttering up the space. I'm going to see if I can give it away somewhere locally... the schools don't want it. They're spoiled by the local Intel plant donations.

Bookmarks must be easier to clean up. Maybe next?  ???
Just because something has been done and has not failed, doesn't mean it is good design.

glenn kangiser

I won't even consider trying to clean up my bookmarks - not that much time left. [crz]
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Daddymem

It's fun.  I've never said "Oh I forgot all about that!"  :) so many times...and "Why the heck did I bookmark THAT?"  d*
Où sont passées toutes nos nuits de rêve?
Aide-moi à les retrouver.
" I'm an engineer Cap'n, not a miracle worker"

http://littlehouseonthesandpit.wordpress.com/


glenn kangiser

I know I have a lot of interesting stuff in there...but short on time and lazy.
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