Rubberducky
PS: It's freeware, so if you like it ....
dumbest or cutest resource meter
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MedEvil
, Jul 31 2007 07:11 PM
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MedEvil
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Posted 31 July 2007 - 07:11 PM
This must be the dumbest or cutest, depending on you point of view, resource meter.
Rubberducky
PS: It's freeware, so if you like it ....
Rubberducky
PS: It's freeware, so if you like it ....
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Brito
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Posted 31 July 2007 - 11:00 PM
It's fun - but haven't found any good way to stress my machine to see more bubbles coming up..
Agree with you and either way people think of it - it is an original idea and we have to admit that..
(rubberducky swimming on my system tray for the time being..)
Agree with you and either way people think of it - it is an original idea and we have to admit that..
(rubberducky swimming on my system tray for the time being..)
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was_jaclaz
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Posted 01 August 2007 - 11:00 AM
I like it!
In Italy there is a saying (original from the Naples area):
in English it would sound like:
jaclaz
In Italy there is a saying (original from the Naples area):
l'acqua è poca e la papera NON galleggia....
in English it would sound like:
to express a condition where limited (usually financial) resources are available, so I find it could not be put better on screen!water is low and the duck won't float...
jaclaz
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pscEx
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Posted 01 August 2007 - 11:42 AM
Nice Tool!I like it!
In Italy there is a saying (original from the Naples area):
in English it would sound like:
to express a condition where limited (usually financial) resources are available, so I find it could not be put better on screen!
jaclaz
In German one would say:
(Water is reaching his neck)Das Wasser steht ihm bis zum Hals
Peter
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