You know that actually forwards to http://ca.yahoo.com/ You could save yourself a DNS lookup and page load by resetting your homepage to the new address (:
I use Google now. I used to have my own page load that had a couple search engine fields (like Google) a Hotmail login and links to a bunch of different pages. Now I just go straight to Google.
I just have a blank "homepage", since when I get home, I run an Applescript that opens up several apps, dials the modem, then opens up about 7-8 pages in my web browser. That reminds me, I need to make a couple edits to that script...
http://eMadman.dyndns.org
It's rarely up these days, but through it, I get access to my streaming music server as well as remote control, ftp and whatever else I may need.
I don't really have a need for a homepage, only to check if my adsl is up or down. I suppose I could log into my router and find that out but double clicking the IE icon is much easier.
On my work PC, when I'm logged in using my work account, it's my company's intranet home page. When I'm logged in using my personal account, it's http://forums.giles-guthrie.com.
I have the Google toolbar installed, so I'm never too far from a search engine.
It should be about:blank when I use IE but at school it auto loads this stupid log in screen for Wifi that's never working half the time. The rest of the time I'm on AOL which is a whole differnet story...
Originally posted by Sage I just have a blank "homepage", since when I get home, I run an Applescript that opens up several apps, dials the modem, then opens up about 7-8 pages in my web browser. That reminds me, I need to make a couple edits to that script...
Originally posted by LoudMusic I've been meaning to do that in Windows. I leave my computer on at work, but I quit out of all my apps. I need a script that relaunches everything.
The "Rumble Strip" is that red and white striped thing on the side of the race track. When a bunch of people are talking they make a rumble noise. It kind of fits the atmosphere.
The rest of the time I'm on AOL which is a whole differnet story... 
