Vote: Enom
Most registrars are just enom resellers anyways. I know Namecheap is (who is great too)
Most registrars are just enom resellers anyways. I know Namecheap is (who is great too)
@user13459: It's at the bottom of the page.
@Marand: Because they can. It's an open platform.
Misleading installer (apparently a lot of Lifehackers don't know how to read) and lack of multiple Twitter account support made it a no-go for me.
I love me some Foobar, but really, installing components wasn't hard in the first place...
That is actually pretty nice looking...
If you use Google Reader, an extension called "Feedly" is pretty slick too.
If you use Google Reader, an extension called "Feedly" is pretty slick too.
I like mapquest because they know my street exists. Google has no clue, and I have to give friends a different address because of it.
@Michael Crider: The same reason people mod cars. Because they can.
Luckily I rarely make calls on the go, and still have it ring my Skype. I only have a plan with 300 minutes...
@Chashuv: I imagine it'll be a 1-1 system. It doesn't matter who is calling the person, it'll always be using the same number. Google will basically have a number for everyone. It's pretty genius.
This sucks for people like me that used the old methods access number with a fav 5 plan to make free calls.
Sad face.
Sad face.
@Teveran: Same here, I bought some Skullcandy buds for exercising with, and the noise from the cord is terrible.
I loved this, and just now learned about fstoppers.
I've been saying this kind of thing to all my friends when they look for cameras, but they never believe me. A lot of the prints I sale are OLD from my first point and shoot, not from my 40D with L glass. Only photographers care about how sharp the image is on a pixel peeper level.
I've been saying this kind of thing to all my friends when they look for cameras, but they never believe me. A lot of the prints I sale are OLD from my first point and shoot, not from my 40D with L glass. Only photographers care about how sharp the image is on a pixel peeper level.
I use it for both personal and business. I've been using my GV numbers exclusively for about a year now.
Whenever you list your business number, you get TONS of telemarketers calling you. The block feature is priceless.
Whenever you list your business number, you get TONS of telemarketers calling you. The block feature is priceless.
@etnie21: How can it drop calls? The call is being handled over your normal network, gv just works as a switchboard of sorts.
I've been using it for about a year now without any issues. It calls my cell and skype every time.
Setup is pretty important...
Setup is pretty important...
I don't allow any computers or tv in my bedroom. I rarely even bring my cellphone into my bedroom.
So pretty much every night I try to shut down aroound 10pm and bust out the drawing pad or books.
Ever since I started doing this, I've noticed I feel much more relaxed and less stressed. I just have to unplug every now and then.
So pretty much every night I try to shut down aroound 10pm and bust out the drawing pad or books.
Ever since I started doing this, I've noticed I feel much more relaxed and less stressed. I just have to unplug every now and then.
@quothmarc: I'm a big fan of DailyBurn, but like you said, I'm only still on it for lack of a better option.
Their latest pricing shows that they know it. Luckily I got grandfathered into the pro pricing from when it was gyminee.
I really wish DailyMile would expand a bit to include nutrition, or at least more specific weights tracking.
Their latest pricing shows that they know it. Luckily I got grandfathered into the pro pricing from when it was gyminee.
I really wish DailyMile would expand a bit to include nutrition, or at least more specific weights tracking.
