Quote: Originally posted by Millennium: Are they insane?! If this is true, then God help us all. The extensions WebCore would need to support an adequate widget API are…

What really amazes me is back in 1984 a personal computer was put out in the general market. At the time we said "no-one will use this...it's too technical and too expensive" Not…

Quote: Originally posted by AKcrab: Not sure this is totally correct. David Hyatt chimes in on dashboard. Are they insane?! If this is true, then God help us all.…

You must be willing to throw a lot of money into these systems to have them. Heat is a real problem. Besides the fact that the summer heat alone is enough to kill my fishys the l…

That makes sense actually. I was just about to go on a rant about Apple neglecting their own technologies, namely OSA. But if they're nothing more than small HTML widgets, JavaScri…

I did my first open water scuba dive today and I've never wanted a marine tank so badly. I've been thinking about it for a long time, but I really can't afford it at the moment …

And for a slightly different challenge: http://www.nano-reef.com/

Quote: Originally posted by Millennium: However, Apple appears to have gone out of its way to copy Konfabulator's execution right down to the flaws (such as being tied t…

Time to goto reefcentral.com. There you wil lfind so much information on your new hobby it's unbelieveable. I have a custom 29 gallon Oceanic reef system. I had it for a few years,…

Another tangent; In systems 1 - 9, the Apple Menu was home to Desk Accessories, such as the calculator, stickies, puzzle etc. It was nice, easy to remember and quick to access. Th…

Quote: Originally posted by SOLIDAge: Did they rip off a developer? i don't know if i'd say RIPPED-OFF....although Apple may have borrowed the idea, I can't foresee thei…

Quote: Originally posted by quandarry: and arlo, if you and greg are listening...you should have stuck with kaleidoscope for x. the guy working on shapeshifter has hit …

Quote: Originally posted by Mediaman_12: Don't forget the infinitely small Hex 'Allen key' for the keyboard, 0.05 inches or 1.27mm. that doesn't come in any set, and wi…

Quote: Originally posted by Rev-O: No saltwater... just Oscars. I had those 10 years ago, awesome and smart fish, really messy though.

Oooooh, not this Marine Aquarium... gotcha.

No saltwater... just Oscars.

Quote: Originally posted by george68: This isn't true. What did I say that "isn't true"? I said that (a) it's the seller's responsibility to pack the item with due…

Quote: Originally posted by zigzag: I don't know what ebay's rules are on this, but I would immediately contact the seller and say that it was his/her obligation to pack…

Even if the item was insured, it's payable to the seller (shipper) - not the buyer. After all, you bought the item - it's up to the seller to get it to you in one piece. Regardles…

I think that unless you paid for insurance, there isn't much you can do, That's the one thing I hate about eBay - they do very little to help with problem transactions.

It's very difficult. I'm sure that by getting an already set up tank, you have all the necessary parts to keep them alive, but starting from scratch is a pain. The water levels can…

I don't know what ebay's rules are on this, but I would immediately contact the seller and say that it was his/her obligation to pack the item with due care and get it delivered to…

that's impressive. I haven't had fish in a long time, think they were freshwater though. And not nearly that impressive. Hope they like their new home!

and did you get the insurance? If I was buying glassware or anything worth over $50, I'd get the insurance.

How did you pay?