Comment Re:Easy to do (Score 1) 406
Isn't this the case with Google as well. All the default homepages with Firefox installs have surely helped?
Comment Re:AKA JoikuBoost (Score 1) 102
Bill, is that you?
Oh wait...
Comment Re:depends (Score 1) 1137
I've seen people do this where I live. The Bus you take in the morning has a carrier to put your bike on.
Comment Re:But what about the sidebar? (Score 1) 435
That was stupid of me.
I meant Winkey + G brings the gadgets to the front.
Comment Re:But what about the sidebar? (Score 1) 435
Winkey + D brings the gadgets to the front.
Windows 7 Taskbar Not So Similar To OS X Dock After All 545
cremou brulee writes "Redmond's photocopiers have been unusually busy for the last couple of years, with the result that Windows 7 copies a lots of Mac OS X features. First and foremost among these is the Dock, which has been unceremoniously ripped off in Windows 7's new Taskbar. Or has it? Ars Technica has taken an in-depth look at the history and evolution of the Taskbar, and shows just how MS arrived at the Windows 7 'Superbar.' The differences between the Superbar and the Dock are analyzed in detail. The surprising conclusion? 'Ultimately, the new Taskbar is not Mac-like in any important way, and only the most facile of analyses would claim that it is.'"
