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]]> By: jeck http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-473 jeck Thu, 28 Jul 2005 09:29:07 +0000 http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-473 Ahahahahaha. You didn't have to tell me this you know. I was already aware, that the real cool apps are for the OSX. When there's a windows-like taskbar alongside Delicious Library and Quicksilver I'll consider another try. What I'd really like would be the base-system of OSX and GUI-customizations that let's me have a taskbar and menu-bars that are fit inside the windows. What an imperfect world. =) Ahahahahaha.

You didn’t have to tell me this you know. I was already aware, that the real cool apps are for the OSX.

When there’s a windows-like taskbar alongside Delicious Library and Quicksilver I’ll consider another try.

What I’d really like would be the base-system of OSX and GUI-customizations that let’s me have a taskbar and menu-bars that are fit inside the windows.

What an imperfect world. =)

]]> By: Gossip http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-472 Gossip Thu, 28 Jul 2005 08:36:55 +0000 http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-472 AppRocket is nice, but sadly nowhere near the versatility Quicksilver offers. QS was one of the reasons to switch. You just don't get something like this for Windows, which I find amazing. Anyways, I had tried Quicksilver on Dana's iBook, and afterwards AppRocket just felt bulky and crippled. That was a sad day. AppRocket is nice, but sadly nowhere near the versatility Quicksilver offers. QS was one of the reasons to switch. You just don’t get something like this for Windows, which I find amazing.

Anyways, I had tried Quicksilver on Dana’s iBook, and afterwards AppRocket just felt bulky and crippled. That was a sad day.

]]> By: jeck http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-471 jeck Thu, 28 Jul 2005 07:49:34 +0000 http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-471 <a href="http://G-Blog.net/user/46halbe" title="Click to visit 46halbe's blog" rel="nofollow">46halbe</a> uses this tool too and is very enthusiastiv about it. But alas, it's Mac only... I stumbled on <a href="http://www.candylabs.com/approcket/" rel="nofollow">AppRocket</a> maybe it's worth a try... To not forget: <a href="http://www.copernic.com/en/products/desktop-search/" rel="nofollow">Copernicus Desktop Search</a> <em>Edited on Jul 28th 2005, 09:51 by jeck</em> 46halbe uses this tool too and is very enthusiastiv about it. But alas, it’s Mac only…

I stumbled on AppRocket maybe it’s worth a try…

To not forget: Copernicus Desktop Search

Edited on Jul 28th 2005, 09:51 by jeck

]]> By: Gossip http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-470 Gossip Thu, 28 Jul 2005 06:41:02 +0000 http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-470 At work, I'm still using Copernic Desktop Search (do a web search, too lazy to look up the URL for it), which is sufficient for my office needs. At home, I am indeed using Spotlight to find my stuff again. Some nice plugins there, too (man-pages, nice). Spotlight is nice, although most of the time I'm simply using <a href="http://quicksilver.blacktree.com/" rel="nofollow">Quicksilver</a>, which is the best productivity tool I've ever seen on any platform, ever. That thing is unbelievable. It's to computing/productivity what lightsabers are to Star Wars. At work, I’m still using Copernic Desktop Search (do a web search, too lazy to look up the URL for it), which is sufficient for my office needs.

At home, I am indeed using Spotlight to find my stuff again. Some nice plugins there, too (man-pages, nice). Spotlight is nice, although most of the time I’m simply using Quicksilver, which is the best productivity tool I’ve ever seen on any platform, ever.

That thing is unbelievable. It’s to computing/productivity what lightsabers are to Star Wars.

]]> By: jeck http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-469 jeck Thu, 28 Jul 2005 06:26:41 +0000 http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-469 Thanks, I checked those yesterday... Notice that the Trillian stuff only works with th pro-version and does only index new logs. *bleh* Maybe I'll switch to <a href="http://www.miranda-im.org/" rel="nofollow">Miranda</a> finally. TweakGDS let's you reindex/add directories of your choice, change the location of the index and influence the way search results are displayed. Thx anyways! You don't use GDS because you don't search your comp or because of Spotlight? Thanks, I checked those yesterday…

Notice that the Trillian stuff only works with th pro-version and does only index new logs. *bleh*
Maybe I’ll switch to Miranda finally.

TweakGDS let’s you reindex/add directories of your choice, change the location of the index and influence the way search results are displayed.

Thx anyways!

You don’t use GDS because you don’t search your comp or because of Spotlight?

]]> By: Gossip http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-468 Gossip Thu, 28 Jul 2005 05:47:19 +0000 http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-468 A few links to get you started: <a href="http://desktop.google.com/plugins/indextheopenoffice.html" rel="nofollow">[Link]</a> <a href="http://desktop.google.com/plugins/trillian.html" rel="nofollow">[Link]</a> As for the 100k barrier, maybe <a href="http://desktop.google.com/plugins/tweakgds.html" rel="nofollow">[Link]</a> does help there? (No idea, for I don't use GDS.) A few links to get you started:

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As for the 100k barrier, maybe [Link] does help there? (No idea, for I don’t use GDS.)

]]> By: jeck http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-467 jeck Thu, 28 Jul 2005 05:01:27 +0000 http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-467 No, because I encrypt my mails so that no one can read them while their on the roads of the inter-net. Like, for instance, the ISPs which are required to store every mail for six month here in germany. Hmm. Someone should write a "boosting-the-100k" limit... No, because I encrypt my mails so that no one can read them while their on the roads of the inter-net. Like, for instance, the ISPs which are required to store every mail for six month here in germany.

Hmm. Someone should write a “boosting-the-100k” limit…

]]> By: Xyleth http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-466 Xyleth Wed, 27 Jul 2005 19:36:41 +0000 http://nureinhobby.org/jeck/2005/07/28/blind-spot/#comment-466 that's a 'feature' of GDS. Only the first 100k or so of any document is indexed. I think it is documented somewhere, probably in very small print in the depths where you'd never think to look. And wouldn't decrypting your e-mails and indexing them in a search tool kinda defeat the point of encrypting them in the first place? that’s a ‘feature’ of GDS. Only the first 100k or so of any document is indexed. I think it is documented somewhere, probably in very small print in the depths where you’d never think to look.

And wouldn’t decrypting your e-mails and indexing them in a search tool kinda defeat the point of encrypting them in the first place?

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