09-14-2010, 06:26 PM
I don't really listen to all that much music while i'm on the pc, because i'm usually on at night. If i really feel like listening to something i'll just put it on Youtube.
On my Macbook however, i have my entire iTunes library which was like 1 weeks worth of music last time i checked.
In terms of Video, whenever i get a new pc, and torrent a movie, i'll get one i don't have the codec for, and all i get is the movie's audio. And i've got into the habbit of downloading VLC to play my movies because it already has codecs installed and i've never tried anything different.
There is a cool addon for Firefox called Foxytunes, which embeds a little pause, play, stop, next, previous bar into the firefox window, which is compatible with most media players.
Also here are 2 really useful shortcuts for firefox that suprise me in that not that many people use them.
Ctrl+Shift+T = re opens the last tab you closed
and
Clicking a link with the middle button (ie pressing in the scroll wheel) will open the link in a new tab, but leave you on the tab you are currently viewing. Useful, if you wana see a picture linked in a paragraph, after you finish reading it.
On my Macbook however, i have my entire iTunes library which was like 1 weeks worth of music last time i checked.
In terms of Video, whenever i get a new pc, and torrent a movie, i'll get one i don't have the codec for, and all i get is the movie's audio. And i've got into the habbit of downloading VLC to play my movies because it already has codecs installed and i've never tried anything different.
There is a cool addon for Firefox called Foxytunes, which embeds a little pause, play, stop, next, previous bar into the firefox window, which is compatible with most media players.
Also here are 2 really useful shortcuts for firefox that suprise me in that not that many people use them.
Ctrl+Shift+T = re opens the last tab you closed
and
Clicking a link with the middle button (ie pressing in the scroll wheel) will open the link in a new tab, but leave you on the tab you are currently viewing. Useful, if you wana see a picture linked in a paragraph, after you finish reading it.