Ray Metzen

For me the best part will be the middle button scroll. - Jared B. Luther

Nice update, especially the middle-button scrolling. But suggesting to make ask.com my default search engine? I don't think so... - Ray Metzen

Cool! Gonna try it. Hope it still lean... - Olivier Ausems

bumped due to duplicate...please search before posting - and bump up the original share. - Zee.

Err, what dupe, Zee? - Jared B. Luther

i deleted it - Zee.

"The Wine Rack drink dispensing sports bra will increase your bust line by 2 cup sizes AND get you and your friends buzzed" - Jess Lee

Now if that bear belly thing came with refrigeration, I might be interested, but beer at body temperature... I think I pass. - Ray Metzen

Ray, the Beer Belly has an ice pack you can use to chill the beer. The Wine Rack doesn't though, so red wine would be best... ;-) - Tony Ruscoe via fftogo

That flaw could open up the back door to any site that lets you reset/retrieve your credentials via email, not just GoDaddy. - Lindsay Donaghe

It's probably even worse. Looks like any email can be compromised as long as the attacker knows enough about it -- sender address, unique parts of the subject or message bode, etc -- to filter it reliably. So any kind of confidential email is at risk, not just login credentials. That's really scary, I hope they plug that hole as soon as possible. - Ray Metzen

things like this make me want to drop google from my life altogether but when i try i realize it aint gonna happen - Jay Martinez

Advanced IMAP controls, Gcal widget. - Steve Isaacs

I cant seem to get them to work :-( - J.D.

Advanced IMAP, Gcal gadget. - Steve Isaacs

Quick Links, Mark as Read Button, Add any gadget by URL - LouCypher

themes are ok. - Sean Oliver

canned responses would be an awesome feature if it wouldn't delete the entire message you are applying it to! I can't believe that hasn't been modified yet.. - Kelly Johns

+1 Kelly, that would make canned responses even more useful. - Ray Metzen

HATE!!! That's why I'm going to have to remove the dogwood from the front of my yard: they've utterly mangled it =/ - Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)

Looks a bit weird alright, but what's the alternative, other than chopping down the tree entirely? - Ray Metzen

hate it. - Trish Haley

bury the silly wires - Logical Extremes

That would have been the cleanest solution if they had done it when they ran the wires. But now they would have to rip up the street, or the sidewalk. Seems like a lot of trouble to save a few branches. - Ray Metzen

at least manicure the damn thing. don't go leaving a hole like a rocket ran through it or something - Cee Bee

Yeah, sure wouldn't hurt if the utility people stopped occasionally and considered the aesthetics of what they are doing, or put a trained gardener on the team... - Ray Metzen

yeah, this is mutilation. and the best answer is to loose the tree. sad either way. - MikeAmundsen

They can't risk the branches touching the powerlines, especially in a storm... no way to make it look nice and keep the distance... sad, but I'd rather be safe and have power.... - Lindsay Donaghe

In 2006, I spent six days and 16 hours without electricity. I'll let those jerks do what they want, as long as they do it proactively. See, they were warned that the outages could happen, and they didn't do anything until AFTER it happened (and supposedly got awards for their subsequent response). - MiɳiMagɘ (AlwaysMiniMage)

well it's not the utility companies job to keep trees trimmed. If it is a tree on cities propriety it is there job to keep trimmed or if it is on privet propriety it's the owners if they have to cut it someone will get the bill. - Zehn

whoever the responsibility belongs to is besides the point. just pointing out that it's an eyesore for any location - Cee Bee

That's bureaucracy for the loss for us all. What about the lack of aesthetics for the community as a result of the hatchet job? wow! - Roney Smith

I've never seen anything that drastic before. They might as well take down the tree. - BEX

Yeah, they just create more problems by pruning the trees like that. Won't bore anyone with the horticultural deets. Suffice it to say, they would have been better pruning completely back to the base of the main branches. At least then the tree would only be an eyesore until the new growth appeared in the spring, and then it would take several years for the branches to become a potential nuisance again, if even then. Often times if you prune it back hard enough, you'll encourage more shrub-like growth that's easier to manage. - Amanda H.

I refer to these tree coiffe as "A Larry" from the three stooges. It is tree abuse. - jlt