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I bought this to resurface some salvaged redwood 2x6 decking and general job site use.
I was dropped off at my house in a box that looked like it had been dropped off the truck and drug all the way from GA to CA. I spent about half-an-hour taking it apart looking for damage and/or lost parts and it was all there. Then contacted CPO. They replied the next morning and were very helpful. I decided to do the full set up and adjustments and ran a couple of test boards. I found that one of the blades had a slight chip in it. CPO credited me the cost of new blades and I was off to work.
Getting the infeed and outfeed tables level was a bit of a pain and took about an hour. This might have been from the abuse the machine took in transit or it may not. The bolt-lock nuts are difficult to keep in place during tightening, but with a bit of persistance the snipe was very minimal when feeding a board by itself. Using a sacrificial piece of wood fed through first and at the end of a board, the snipe was near nothing.
Changing the blades was easy and took about 1/2 hour to turn all of them around to avoid the chip.
The first day we ran two passes of 700 LF of redwood 2x6 through it taking 1/32" on each pass and it planed like a champ from beginning to end.
I'm definately pleased with this purchase but only time will tell how it lasts.
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I've been wanting a big planer for a long time, but I wasn't willing to pay the big bucks for the newer ones on the market. I have a 3 inch hand planner, but it doesn't cut the mustard when doing a something larger than the edges of a door or 2"x4". I came across CPO for a rebuilt planner and WAMMOOOOO, they had exactly what I was looking for and the price was within by budget. I already own Ridgid lifetime drills/batteries, so I know I was getting a great tool. I had some 2"x6" boards that were rough cut, and I wanted to build a flat work bench top. This planner did a super great job on giving me a great finish and all boards were equal in height, therefore making the jointing process a snap. If you have a decent size shop vac, it work really well on keeping the wood fines down to about nothing. I recently purchased a biscuit joiner from CPO too, and I'm as happy as a honey bee in a flower shop. All shipments are sent UPS and arrive in ample time. If you want a good quality tool, I would check out CPO's inventory to see if they have what you want. then compare prices else where, and you'll find out what a good price you're getting. Thanks CPO, a least I still have a some spare bucks to take the wife out to dinner.
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blades could have been sharpened better at factory.
works very well for the ruff wood I work with.
I like this product especially for the price
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"I have learned over the years that when one's mind is made up, this diminishes fear; knowing what must be done does away with fear."
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A MacRumors reader emailed Steve Jobs about recent fears that Apple's new App Store subscription policy would hurt Software as a Service (SaaS) apps, and Jobs' purported response is -- no it won't.
The question:
As a full time iOS developer, I am concerned (and confused) withe the new App Store guideline regarding "Apps offering subscriptions" (section 11.12).
Most of the iOS apps I have developed, as a contractor for other businesses, have been free apps that had login screens to allow the user access to some amount of private data. and/or service. These businesses have all been well established companies that sell some kind of service to their customers (Software As a Service companies) and the iOS app was merely another "portal" for their users to access their data/services (in many times, in a limited i.e. "mobile" fashion).... for example; SalesForce. I am concerned that most of these businesses will choose to not develop an iOS app for their customers if the IAP & subscription policy was in place.
Would these type's of free apps be still be allowed in the App Store or will they now be expected to use IAP?
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We created subscriptions for publishing apps, not SaaS apps.
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Dood --if you think it is the end user, then quickly -- tell me what makes an app a "publishing" app as opposed to a SaaS app or another type of subscription app? If you cannot come up with a clear, exhaustive list of definitive answers a company can use, how can you expect a developer to know when they are nearing the line? (Remember, Apple will not tell us until we finish our work and submit). If you can, why can't Apple do the same and delineate them so that those same business partners know what to expect?
Chirs -- the the above paragraph, this is not a clarification, but something that just muddles the water further. Time Magazine fits into this "publication/subscription" category, but does Netflix? Hulu+? They charge outside the app, and you have to subscribe. Twitter? You publish when you tweet -- if Twitter were to start the rumored "premium" level account, would Apple demand a cut? Twitterrific? They dont charge for the subscription, but you access the subscribed account through it. Evernote? Shared folders are a form of publishing, and you need a premium subscribed account to access the better features? Dropbox? Similar. Salesforce? Well, Steve seems to have ruled this one out here, but Salesforce has a microblogging component (Chatter) as well? Does that count? Does it have to be stripped out of the regular app? How about other services/apps that power blogs?
These sorts of "clarifications" do nothing other than create an extended game of policy whack-a-mole.
I don't think Netflix, Pandora, and their ilk can reasonably be considered SaaS apps, but I would be shocked if Apple did not wink and let these two specific apps through, because they are a checkbox on any device's feature list nowadays.
If they are not given a free pass,you had better believe the developers will attempt to portray (or rewrite) their apps as such -- there is simply too much money on the table for them not to. Then, Apple will have to respond with a "new" version or interpretation of 11.2 (see comment #5 for text) that "clarifies" such things further, and the dance will continue, doing nothing but wasting cycles on both sides and delaying advancements of these sorts of apps on the iOS platform.
No -- if anything, it makes things worse.
Steve might say that their intent is to leave SaaS alone, but the actual policy text is deliberately written vaguely enough to cover that class of application:
"11.2 Apps utilizing a system other than the In App Purchase API (IAP) to purchase content, functionality, or services in an app will be rejected."
There is nothing there specifically attaching this policy only to content subscriptions, or anything specifically excluding SaaS. SaaS by definition provides services within the app, so Apple could (and should, if they were being consistent) reasonably interpret this clause to include all SaaS apps and demand a cut. Steve can say in a terse email that they have no such intention, but Apple has now built up a history of changing interpretations of their policies midstream (and, actually, of changing policies altogether) that most developers no longer trust anything Apple says. We still develop for this undeniably great platform, but more and more it is through gritted teeth.
Here's 11.1 for reference:
"11.1 Apps that unlock or enable additional features or functionality with mechanisms other than the App Store will be rejected."
Note that 11.1 states additional features or additional functionality. The core functionality of Netflix and Pandora, for example, is streaming content. I don't think any special exemption needs to be made for them. The core functionality of a magazine (or other "publishing" app) is also providing content, but content that you purchase and then own, unlike Netflix and Pandora. Steve's response makes the intent of section 11 a little clearer -- Apple is thinking subscription-based content and demo/free trial apps here -- but there is still a lot of wiggle room for interpretation. Surely Apple has the right to tell developers that you can't offer a free demo app in the App Store that requires the user to purchase the full app somewhere other that the App Store? If I develop an app that holds the camera "hostage" by demanding that the user buy credits that expire in 24 hours, shouldn't I expect Apple to reject my attempt at extortion?
Apple does need to explain 11.1 and 11.2 better, but I think the paranoia should be dialed down a bit.
Apple just opened up a whole new can of worms for themselves with this one.
I think this clarifies a little but at the same time creates more questions. I think apple mostly created this new API for things like newspaper subscriptions and such. And Netflix doesn't redirect you from the app to their site to purchase something, it's merely an extension of how you view Netflix so they do not count. also pandora doesn't charge a time so they have no need for in-app subscription.
Only apps that create new material on a daily, weekly, or even monthly basis will probably be required for this new API.
At first I tghuoht it was completely unnecessary for Apple to come out with a new iPhone. However, after taking the time to read all the options and upgrades the new version has to offer, I feel as though I may have to cave in and purchase an iPhone 4, despite the fact my current iPhone is less than 6 months old and working perfectly fine. I love my iPhone, but it's battery life is horrendous. If Apple's stats are correct, the new A4 chip battery would double my current usage time without having to plug in.While I do think the iso4 will be very popular (and of course hard to get at first), I also believe that it will deter people from purchasing an iPad because of its iBook capabilities.
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AMC just posted a great little Q&A with The Walking Dead's Norman Reedus, aka Daryl mo-fo Dixon.
When he's not busy threatening to beat the crap out of Chandler Riggs (more on that in a minute), he answers questions like this: "Given all the deaths on the show, are you ever worried that your character could be the next one to go?"
Norman: "I think we all have that fear. Nobody's safe in this world — on our show, as well as our group. Everyone is a moving target. I don't think anyone thinks they're going to be on for a certain amount of episodes. They think they could go at any time, and the producers have made that clear. We are all afraid."
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There is a lot of demand for MMOs to be more social, "like in the good old times". But what makess MMO more social?
I don't have statistical data and fancy graphs, but I have my own experience with "good old" mmos and relatively modern ones. It was, indeed, a lot more social in the old MMOs, but why?
The answer is, because in old mmos I had a lot more time to socialize. When I'm sitting camping a mob, and my teammates seat nearby and camping it too, some random guy nearby is sitting waiting for health restore (small amount per tick) because he doesn't have a dedicated healer, and my guildmates are sitting and waiting for their own short period of actual playing activity, we have plenty of time to discuss anything, to roleplay, to make plans and exchange experience.
When I'm moving from one action sequence to another, when group is built in minutes with modern tools, when a new group instance is born whenever we all are ready, we are too busy actually playing to be social! You can't type and fight at the same time. You can't even speak properly through voice chat, because you can't spare attention.
EVE is a social game, and was so even more in the past. Jumping through 20 gates on the way to Jita will cost you 30-40 minutes of pretty much inactivity - and your mate jumping out of Jita into his solar system has his 20 minutes of boring time, so what else can you do but socialize? Add a couple of guild miners, who's whole life is watching a rock and changing the target when it pops, and you have a lively discussion about anything and everything. Bonding and friendship and stuff.
So the main reason for socializing in the old MMOs, as I remember, was the lack of gameplay and general boredom. Are you sure, people, that you want a game that throws out the actual gameplay and replaces it with idle waiting? Because it's the only way to make mmorpgs more social.
Me, I'm not. I mean, I'm nostalgic, yes. But I can't even stand the temps of modern Eve, seriously increased compared to old times, in my busy life; anything slower and it's instant uninstall. And I'm pretty sure most of you would do the same, no matter what you say about wanting more socializing.
After all, there is Wurm Online, which is a haven of socializing and sandboxing... and it's struggling enormously, because, it turns out, people actually don't like it all that much.
So, what do you want? Are you for gameplay or for socializing, because you can't have both? Or do you think you can combine the two? Can you describe, how would you do it?
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A game doesn't have to be slow and boring to be social.
The reason we play MMOs I would certainly think would be because of the other players. The player interactions. The social aspect of the game.
It's not only that older games had more time between mob spawns and health regenerations etc to socialize, but the older games were made and programmed to be played on much older, slower computers and many with a dial up connection. So the technology was a big reason why older mmos were so much slower.
You can have a fast paced mmo and still choose to spend 90% of your time socializing if you choose to in almost any mmo. It's simply the choice of the more modern themepark mmo players to not spend time socializing. They consider it a 'slow-down' they don't wish to partake in. Energy wasted and time spent when they could be leveling up. And since most mmo players today don't take a moment to even admire the beauty and the splendor in the fancy graphics of modern mmos, it's really no surprise that they don't take time to have any meaningful conversation either.
I do find it ironic that as the mmo worlds we live and breath in with our avatars has gotten exponentially better, the communication has went from good conversations out hunting to "My l00t U n00b!" type of intellect.
Bring back the old school mmos with depth but with modern graphics I always say. We can chat anytime and with anyone who we so choose. The end game rushers and k3wl d00dz will still play their own way.
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Sorry, serious answer now.
You don't have to slow it down, you just have constantly create some sense of mystery beyond the basic mechanics of the game. There are games out there doing this right now, but I have mentioned them so many times now that I feel like it's getting out of hand. Still, in these games, that shall remain nameless, there is an almost constant need to communicate just to figure out what you should be doing next.
I know it sounds like a bad plan, but coining a phrase from Iron Man, that's how EQ did it, that's how AoW is doing it, and it's worked out pretty well so far.
No game is more social than it is in the first few months of play, and that's because in the first few months of play no one knows what the heck they are doing.
Why did this response feel like I was teaching you guys about relationships? But yeah, the same thing works in those too.
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well, as others mentioned before, eve online may be the most social interactive game out there and a good example in many ways. but first of all, lets be clear, it all comes down to communication.
it starts small with new players looking for help from veterans, because even the ~5 hr tutorial only shows a glimps of eves complexity. and at this point most new players realize that playing eve with others is essential. within corporations (guilds) they have to hook up to fly missions of all kind or to gather raw material from asteroids. a very boring thing sitting in a mining barge, but with your mates, beer and snacks it can be a very funny evening. and then there is the moloch of eves politics created by players and supported by eves gameplay mechanics. every day thousands of players are shaping the politics with leadership meetings, diplomacy, secret dealing, espionage, propaganda, developing military and financial concepts and much more. all this effects even more people and everything has to be done with communication and not only with your handful of mates, even with people youve never met before, people from all over the world. eve online delivers the mechanics to play with, but the players create their content themself.
most of the mmogs in the last decade failed to deliver this kind of social tools. a chat and a standard guild feature is everything they came up with. no wonder why mmogs tend to be more and more solo-games and the majority of players stop playing after they hit max-lvl.
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Didn't read the wall of text but I would imagine social people make Mmo's social
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I think the drop in MMOs being as social as they were has a lot to do with the way the gaming community has been developing over the past few years. I personally have been put off playing a few MMOs (and other online games) due to the poor/toxic behaviour of said communities.
I look back at the days of WoW/Runescape where making friends seemed so easy and now I seldom speak to anyone in region chats from fear of someone trying to make a funny/rude comment at your expense for some cheap laughs that I personally just don't have time for anymore.
In addition I feel that a lot of the newer and highly marketed games attract a lot of the wrong people who stay for a few weeks/months before moving on, where as the quieter and more specialized MMOs tend to have a better community as those players are there for the long run. However, once the "herd" moves on and the "core" remains the community generally tends to become a better place overall, take for example The Secret World, SWTOR and Guild Wars 2 (purely based off my own opinion of course).
It seems that a lot of developers for MMOs are always trying to hit the big subscriber numbers and ultimately become the next WoW, but many forget that WoW wasn't an overnight success and that the community grew over a period of time. It was during the quieter periods (Vanilla/TBC) that I personally found had the best community and overall better social experience.
Obviously this is all just based off opinion so take from it what you will :)
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Originally posted by zaxtor99
It seems that it does. We don't socialize unless we choose to, and if we have something else to do other than socialize, we don't choose it.
Exactly. Only it's not "them". It's "us". It's us who don't choose to spend time socializing if we have something else to do. That's exactly my point - in old games we had no choice; now we have, and we have chosen not to socialize.
What does that "depth" have to do with anything? There was no depth in those old games; I know, I've played them. Certainly no more than in new ones. We simply had no choice. Now we have choice, and you see what we've chosen.
Originally posted by Grahor
If that is the case, i would question the value of socializing in games.
If it is always the least picked choice (hence less fun value) than other elements, and people won't engage in it unless they are forced to, what is the point of having it at all?
Now since preferences are different to different people, there may be some who really love social in games and constantly rant about there is not enough. But think about it. Do you really want to force others to pick an action they don't have a priority on .. just for your fun?
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I think if you give people interesting things to discuss within the context of the game's various systems, then you encourage socialization. In other words; give your community something worth talking about and it'll happen.
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You can be social any time you want to be, the game doesn't have to force it on you, you can just stop and be social. This is such a complete non-issue, it's like saying you don't care enough about being social to stop you from playing the game.
Make a choice!
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Originally posted by Grahor
Then that's your fault, not the game's fault.
And whose fault is that?
And isn't it better that people have the ability to choose what they want instead of being forced to do something they don't? People sit around and talk about the "good old days" when they were forced to do things they really didn't want to do, yet they pretend they did? If you want to socialize, do it, but do it because you want to do it, not because the game is so badly written that it forces you to.
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Originally posted by Cephus404
And if people don't want to social, and want to play the game. Let them. What is the problem if players think that playing is more entertaining than socializing?
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IMO the biggest thing that makes anything social is like-minded individuals, not the only thing but the biggest thing.
When people have things in common they allready have a bond.
Best the devs can do to make their games social is target a specific group and tailor the game to that groups preferences.
Quit worrying about other players in a game and just play.
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Originally posted by Taliara
I think the current types of interactions between players can be changed by adding game features in the game that actually encourages fun interaction.
Some players want to chase each other and keep away from spectators who they can't attack. Allow them.
Some players want to roleplay and keep away from those that don't. Allow them.
Some players want to rescue other players, or capture them. Let them.
All of this can be coded into a game. I think its important we give players the tools to create emergent gameplay which definitely includes emergent player + player interaction (I call P+P).
Originally posted by WereLlama
Choices are always good ... except when your choice infringe on some others' choice.
In your example "Some players want to rescue other players, or capture them. Let them." .. that only works if it is consensual.
If i don't want to be captured, don't put me in that position.
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*quietly crying* such innocence! Such a precious, beautiful flower... Such a rarity in our cynical times!
Originally posted by Cephus404
Kind of, that's the point. My point.
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In my experience with EQ1, a number of things made the game more "social" than any MMORPG I've played since then:
1. Forced grouping for most classes. You have to group so it helps to make friends.
2. Groups last longer than the 30 minutes required to complete a dungeon or do a quest. Groups can last for hours.
3. Combat was slower paced which actually gave you the ability to communicate while doing stuff.
4. No instances.
5. No cross server.
6. Most quests can't be soloed which requires and promotes cooperation.
Originally posted by nariusseldon
I don't have a problem with that. I'm perfectly content with socialization in modern games. But as I've indicated in my post, many people want to make games more socializing. I'm asking them: how?


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Vermont court diversion programs may find themselves busier due to the change.
We dont know what to expect at this point, said Willa Farrell, director of the Vermont Association of Court Diversion Programs in Montpelier.
It could be a lateral move, but it wouldnt be a surprise if we see an increase.
Farrell delivered that same message to directors of the 14 county diversion programs who gathered July 10 for an annual meeting in Randolph.
Marijuana possession cases already account for a large part of the diversion caseload in the state, Farrell said, estimating that as much as 25 percent of all cases referred to diversion by local prosecutors involved small amounts of marijuana.
Prosecutors wont refer those cases to diversion any more thanks to the new marijuana law, but incentives in that legislation could have young people seeking the program out, Farrell said.
The penalties outlined in the law are steeper for offenders under age 21 starting at $300 and a 90-day license suspension for first offenders and doubling to $600 and a 180-day license suspension thereafter.
But those penalties can be avoided if offenders complete court diversion and a new youth substance-abuse safety program being created to educate and screen participants to determine their levels of drug use.
Since roughly half of the marijuana cases referred to diversion in the past featured offenders under 21, Farrell said she wouldnt be surprised to see a significant increase in the caseload due to the incentive.
How law enforcement officers respond to the new law also remains to be seen, she said.
While possession of small amounts of marijuana is no longer a criminal act, the drug itself is still illegal to possess and it can be seized by police who can use it to justify further searches.
Thats the big unknown, how many tickets police will write, Farrell said. Some of the law enforcement officers Ive spoken to have indicated that its easier and faster to write a civil ticket, and the burden of proof is lower, so they expect to see more.
But Brandon Police Chief Christopher Brickell, whose term as president of the Vermont Association of Chiefs of Police ended at the start of June, said hes skeptical of that prediction.
It wont change in theory the way law enforcement is doing their jobs, he said of the new law. Its simpler, yes, to write a civil ticket but youre still going to have paperwork to do.
And unlike some other illegal drugs like cocaine and heroin, marijuana generally isnt the target of investigators.
Its always been something that comes along in other cases, Brickell said. Were not out looking for it in small quantities.
On the other hand, Springfield Police Chief Douglas Johnston, who took over as president of the chiefs association, said it was entirely possible that officers who in the past may have seized small amounts of marijuana without writing a criminal charge might now be more inclined to write a civil ticket.
Its got the potential for more activity, he said. It could be a good thing. It might be able to keep kids from getting into harder substances.
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I never heard it called Black Friday, but I do agree with all the setiments voiced here. Retailers get a big black mark for having no respect for a day that should not be spent in chasing the buck.
We're usually broke so Black Friday will be a normal work day in tech support for me, but hope to get cut loose early, and a day for my wife to sleep in if she doesn't have to go to work.
Good that we not have this Black Friday here in my country. Seems like people are
crazy about shopping anyway, because Christmas is not far away.
One said she didn't mind because by the time she had to be in all of the festivities were over so she wasn't missing anything and she could really use the money.
One said she was excited about the money.
One said she didn't mind at all. I asked her why and she said it just wasn't a big deal.
So now I'm torn. I'm wondering if the companies maybe should ask people if they want to work? I don't know. I'm really torn about the whole thing!
I think Black Fridays are crazy and a sign of peoples' greediness. I'd rather stay home in bed. There's nothing I need so bad that I have to get up at 5am just to be in the stores at 6am...anyways, the stores are opening on Thursday evenings now...so that's just beautiful...having dinner and being thankful that you're together with your family and for what you have and then you're like-Ok! Let's go shopping!!.......??? I tell my family I don't understand a lot of people here in the US-they complain they have not enough money to pay their bills or bring food to the table, yet they have plenty when it comes to buying junk items...peoples priorities are really out of whack. I say in the US because I live here and I don't know if they have Black Fridays in other countries.
For about ten years (until they went out of business), I worked part-time at KB Toys, and I actually LOVED working on Black Friday. We had to be there around 4:30 am if I recall correctly, and I would work until 4 in the afternoon. Sure there were a handful of rotten people pushing and complaining and griping, but most people seemed genuinely happy that day. They are smiling and laughing and cheery. I think it's all about perspective - not just Black Friday, but the whole season. People get caught up in how the season is ruined by the greed of others and the commercialization of the holiday that they completely miss the fact that 90% of what's going on is wonderful!
I love Christmas, btw, if you didn't pick up on that


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As anticipated, Google Suggest will be finally available at google.com. "Today we're excited because Google Suggest will be graduating from Labs and available by default on the Google.com homepage. Over the next week, we'll be rolling this out so that more and more of you will start seeing a list of query suggestions when you start typing into the search box," says Jennifer Liu from Google.
Launched in 2004 as part of the Labs, Google Suggest is an innovative feature that auto-completes a query using a dynamic list of popular queries. "As you type into the search box, Google Suggest guesses what you're typing and offers suggestions in real time. This is similar to Google's Did you mean? feature that offers alternative spellings for your query after you search, except that it works in real time. For example, if you type bass, Google Suggest might offer a list of refinements that include bass fishing or bass guitar. Similarly, if you type in only part of a word, like prog, Google Suggest might offer you refinements like programming, programming languages, progesterone, or progressive. You can choose one by scrolling up or down the list with the arrow keys or mouse."
The feature has been added to many Google services: Google Toolbar, YouTube, Google homepages for high-end mobile phones and for languages that use a non-Latin alphabet. Firefox users already have Google Suggest in the search box.
Other search engines tested similar features. After Ask.com introduced search suggestions last year, Yahoo refined the idea and launched the best interface for suggestions: Search Assist. Unlike Google Suggest, Yahoo's interface is more subtle and it's not limited to prefix-based suggestions.
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Chromium, the open source version of Google Chrome, includes a more customizable new tab page. You can easily pin, remove and reorder thumbnails without having to enter in the edit mode. Pinned items are always displayed in the new tab page, which now shows only 8 thumbnails, even if they're no longer frequently visited.
The list of search engines and the recent bookmarks have been removed and there's a new section of recent activities that includes recently-closed tabs and recent downloads. Another new section is called "recommendations", but it's still a work in progress.
You can hide the thumbnails, hide the list of recent activities and the recommendations if you don't find them useful.
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