these base on alphanumeric sorting precedence, eg . 1 a A where punctuations sorting first, then numbers and capitals last.
for google bookmarks:
the position is to use a few main 'labels' as possible by using 'sub-labels' but google employee didn't has done this now.
this partial solution;
for a given main 'label', called EXAMPLE, we make 'sub-labels' ASTRo, BASTRo, or CASTRo.
when choosing adding some bookmarks within EXAMPLE 'main label' but also is 'sub-label' we just only use EXAMPLE 'main label' for topical bookmarks, but adding ASTRO, BASTRO, or CASTRO for example as 'PREFIX' to any google bookmark NAME for sub-topic bookmarks where ASTRO, BASTRO, or CASTRO represent sub-topic.
this achieves some second sorting as a form of 'sub-label' for this 'label' eXAMPLE.
or do one of this.
for other google stuff:
this similarly does sub-sorting in google reader, amongst other applications.
also there is a greasemonkey script called Folders4Gmail or gmail-folders
and
2006/10/31/prioritizing-feeds-in-google-reader/
so there are some hybrid folders or labels or tags processes for your use
2007-08-12
solutions for google users who DO use folders
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0 comments Posted by betaculture at 21:50
2007-07-27
solutions for google users who DO use folders
for google bookmarks:
the position is to use a few main 'labels' as possible by using 'sub-labels' but google employee didn't has done this now.
this partial solution;
for a given main 'label', called EXAMPLE, we make 'sub-labels' ASTRo, BASTRo, or CASTRo.
when choosing adding some bookmarks within EXAMPLE 'main label' but also is 'sub-label' we just only use EXAMPLE 'main label' for topical bookmarks, but adding ASTRO, BASTRO, or CASTRO for example as 'PREFIX' to any google bookmark NAME for sub-topic bookmarks where ASTRO, BASTRO, or CASTRO represent sub-topic.
this achieves some second sorting as a form of 'sub-label' for this 'label' eXAMPLE.
or do one of this.
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0 comments Posted by betaculture at 18:29
2007-07-23
a timely tale ... from the coalface
... there must be sayings about this -
Jessops photo is closing 81 of 340 stores "after fast-falling digital compact and memory card prices hit its sales...."
So they are right now having closing sale in those stores..
my sentiments on passing jessops stores ... lol! ... and I have been in about 10 times and asked 3 questions in 20 years
from the coalface
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0 comments Posted by betaculture at 22:10
2007-07-20
in your lap!
getting a bit wusty so heres some backfill posting.
we have been browsing webcams.
found a good directory as well.
seems to be a lot of debate on competiting broadband with free laptop offers.
whats next; someone actually browsing for you? it suggests there's some incidental benefits to the offerors!!
cant help thinking about those pridiculous battery kid-computers that are STILL swilling around. the only argument for which must be possible electric shock for some very vandalistic kid .
u go folks, get all those computers to use!!!
0 comments Posted by betaculture at 13:43
2007-07-13
fatigue alert
on top of a backstep on posting writing. major fatigue; changing schedule, some travelling, mosquito bites, recurring and blurring late nights and the last week, or maybe two, at 1/3 sensible capacity.
so oinkments.
went to guaranas this morning, so tired i was going through the mattress!!! and yes delirium. that not good, heads must roll! body still very tired. is it big shopping tomorrow? maybe get all light sustenance, or dialout.
or maybe, go out to launch,
or not.
( not an ex-parrot, its an ex mapotters.com franchise)
0 comments Posted by betaculture at 21:48
2007-06-20
equality
keeping with rolling themes
theres a daily, weekly and monthly contact lens
and behind the counter they're all the same
or something like that
its the way its told
grrr .... !!!!
its something to do with the payg or contract and aftercare choices
equity, health, marketing, optometry, value
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0 comments Posted by betaculture at 04:21
2007-06-18
whats up doc? first lines and the medical practitioners
what is it the meds ask you, after they have said how are you feeling! as if you in passing might have been wanting to splurge to chew fat with doc!!!
got an oral infection. changing batteries can't be that difficult OR go recharge! ... teeth gone sensitive to tapping (around 12 day back) ... well things coming up increasing neuralgia getting to yesterday we dragged out the penicillin we purchased a previous time! this is an oral, soft tissues infection generalist.
and ... paracetamol.
the tooth sensitivity reduced ... but now the hard palate is swelling MORE and PAINFUL ... this is infection in recession! the medical professions have powerful forces with them! bluff enough to have monday first thing calls being intended. however midday monday and things seem pacific! don't forget dentists knock about in mouths and gp's are basically dipsticks if nothing else. so help other sufferers and keep Q's at the meds DOWN!
if we don't write again ... we been got.