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Ultaportable Apps: Take Your Thumbware Anywhere

museumpeace writes "On his blog, Jeremy Wagstaff makes available a list of the apps now packaged for USB thumbdrives. He also wrote these up in WSJ but that will cost you. My personal favorite is the FireFox in a box...every where I went, I had a different crop of bookmarks, now my browsing is the same wherever I go."

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  1. I know an Ultaportable App by Stevyn · · Score: 4, Funny

    It's called Spellbound

    It's a great Firefox extension. You can spell check any field.

    1. Re:I know an Ultaportable App by Tribbin · · Score: 3, Funny

      Especially usefull for spelling-nazi.

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    2. Re:I know an Ultaportable App by gardyloo · · Score: 4, Funny

      we need more spelling and grammar nazi's in the US

      beurocrats


      *cough*

    3. Re:I know an Ultaportable App by InfiniteWisdom · · Score: 4, Funny

      Picking on the ocassional typo is one thing, but soem peeple cant seam too speel on dam theng wright, too teh pint off makeing there psots imposible too reed

  2. I do not like green eggs and spam by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Funny

    I would not eat them even with a Firefox in a box!

  3. Yeah, but what I really need... by Faust7 · · Score: 5, Funny

    Let me know when this electronic thumb can signal spaceships for a lift. ;)

  4. Don't tell me... by eric_foxx · · Score: 3, Funny

    is it already /.ed? Now there's one thing that is the same everywhere I go...

  5. Ultraportable Email by stinkyfingers · · Score: 4, Funny

    http://gmail.com

    Don't even say you can't get an invite.

  6. Re:MP3 player by bonch · · Score: 2, Funny

    And yet, it's selling. If something pointless falls in a forest and everyone around gets the point, does it no longer have orange sport cases available?

  7. Re:Portable firefox? by lsmeg · · Score: 5, Funny
    I keep several documents on there too. A current copy of my resume, a list of sites and passwords, some random pr0n, helpful regedits, PHP books in .pdf, basic drivers for my NICs, and pics of my kids.

    I imagine that could lead to an akward moment...

    "Here, let me show you some pics of my kids..."

    Inserts thumbdrive, opens "teens.jpg".

    "Uhh... wrong file..."

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