A.T. You're right, Denmark has been very successful with the implementation of windpower
- Helge V. Keitel
also the Netherlands has some huge installations there, quite significant... of course if you look at the topology of both Denmark and Holland... it kinda makes sense doesn't it.
- Juho Tunkelo
"Hieno nimi ja hieno kapistus… mutta täytyy myöntää että nyt mentiin aika pitkälle Arthur C. Clarke -osastolle. Onkohan tämä yksi sellaisia yksittäisen designerin taidonnäytteitä, millä ei ole valmistajan kanssa paljonkaan tekemistä? Yhtä kaikki, virittävää katseltavaa."
- Juho Tunkelo
so if we worry about things... which is basically an illusion in itself... where DOES our energy go? :)
- Juho Tunkelo
well, in chinese medicine they say that worry goes directly to the spleen! And therefore effect the blood and as such your entire system...OMGosh! Good thing is, there are methods, tools etc...as you are well aware my enlightened Finnish friend, to use to turn that worry around. In the Healing Tao system worry can be transformed into centeredness and music making! Thank goodness. The 6...
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- Jamee Culbertson
"Laporte’s TWiT (This Week in Tech) network does $1.5 million in revenue per year, doubling yearly. His costs, however, are more impressive: it only takes $350,000 per year to run the business with 7 employees." This is a REALLY GOOD video with some direction where things are going according to Leo, Who Rocks.Gets the thinking cap spinning :)
- Ron"micronet"Harwood
from Bookmarklet
a really nice speech and background... nothing mind-blowing but just confirming podcasting can be a good business if you really get into it.
- Juho Tunkelo
um.... He says in the interview that podcasting is dead..in fact, that it was never really alive...why are people selectively forgetting that?
- Allison
"The newest report from “market sources” is claiming that the iTablet (or iPad, as some are calling it) will start shipping in Q1 of 2010, and will be made by none other than Foxconn."
- imabonehead
from Bookmarklet
We spoke in Qaiku about an invitation but you're not on the list. Sen email to me helgekeitel at gmail.com if you're interested. There are interesting things going on.
- Helge V. Keitel
ah, that was what you referred to... I haven't been there lately, no.. sent you email about it, saw this on twitter..
- Juho Tunkelo
I commented and asked if you like to be invited...
- Helge V. Keitel
I've just installed it, and read a little elsewhere - one interesting thing is that Sidewiki comments will appear in Google Search. Anyone can comment on a site - but they need a Google account I think. The site owner gets 1 spot reserved at the top of the comments. You can put links in too but I understand they are Nofollow.
- Jonathan Jenkins
the comments actually appear in Google Search?! if that's true, that could.. well, mean a lot
- Juho Tunkelo
I'm pretty sure that people have to subscribe to Sidewiki for the comments appear in their Google Search results.
- Isha (Marysia)
FireFox: I used to love you. Really. You remember!! But now I feel like, I dunno... you're not the Fox I fell in love with. These days I can barely stand you enough to even get near you. 2 GB of memory? Spikes to 100% of CPU? Unwatchable Flash video? Sorry, but I've really gotta find a way to quit you.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one. I've tried disabling all extensions... but then why not Chrome?
- Richard ¿digame? Walker
I have had issues with firefox for a while. I don't use extensions and it is the slowest thing around. I I have found Safari and Stainless to be the most reliable browsers that I use. Chrome is way to unstable. It crashes within a couple minutes every time I try to use it.
- Corey Harris
I stick with Firefox cuz she knows all the special tricks I like. Opera is my mistress... she's always waiting in the background for the times I lose my patience. :)
- Gus
Works OK here on Linux with more than 60 extensions installed. My machine is pretty old and has only 1GB of RAM. I think it's some add-on or combination of add-ons that causes it, not FF itself.
- prozacfield
Chrome is simply not ready for prime time, especially for us Mac kids. I only have FF extensions installed that I really need/use; nothing extraneous. I've also - like Corey and Richard - tried disabling *all* my add-ons for extended periods and the issues persist. It's the product, not the add-ons. Finally, if I can't use my add-ons, I might as well not use FireFox, because that's the main reason I've stuck with FF so long.
- Anthony Citrano
Holy crap, 100% CPU usage? Wtf are you doing on Firefox?? 0_o
- .You
Chrome's great on Windows - not so good on OSX
- Don Bonaddio
I found CoolIris was slowing down my Firefox so I uninstalled it and installed it on Flock instead. Now when I need to use it I just go to Flock. I think I'm going to install anything bloaty that I like on Flock. Then keep Firefox really zippy with only greasemonkey and a few key extensions while going to Flock for the other stuff whenever I need to.
- Thomas Hawk
Thomas Hawk: How you find that ex. made your FF slow?
- Amin
Agree with Thomas that CoolIris slows down FF but removing CoolIris doesn't seem to make FF much more usable from here...
- Anthony Citrano
I've already given up on FF ... i stuck with it way too long and the problems just wouldn't go away. So far i am liking Chrome on the Mac for what i want it to do ... that is not to say that i feel seriously crippled trying to use Chrome like i used to use FF. Can't wait for it to become stable enough for regular use. But i wonder where the FF i knew has gone to :(
- Bhowmik Shah
the extensions and plugins can really wreak havoc on FFox... especially on windows. switched to Mac and using a minimal set of extensions, much better now...
- Juho Tunkelo
And then there was a flash of light, and Chrome..
- Rohit
I moved to Chrome on Windows at the beginning of this year, and Safari 4 on Macs. Their speed at opening is similar, and paramount for me to the point that I am willing to do without extensions. I found that FF has become as bloated as IE and - unfortunately - as much of a security risk. One good drive-by malware install off an ad, and it took me days to recover. That simply doesn't...
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- Cole Jolley
If you keep upgrading Firefox instead of reinstalling every major release, the gunk accumulated over time *will* wreak havoc with your Firefox. If your Firefox starts behaving strangely or annoyingly, try a complete reinstallation: Uninstall, remove your Firefox profile dirs, then reinstall. This is not Firefox's fault per se, but because of complex interaction between Firefox, extensions, and plug-ins. Not to mention some extensive datastore evolution (e.g., migration to SQLite)
- Pandu ● IT Optimizer
from fftogo
I gave up on Firefox and switched to Chrome.
- Mike Reynolds
I didn't give up on ffx but I've been using chrome primarilly for almost a year now.
- Chris Heath
from iPhone