DOUBLEBACK  They're nice, neat and simple.  
(Version 0.4)

DOUBLEBACK  It does what it says it does. Pretty simple, just drag an .m3u playlist onto the app icon. It's a real timesaver.

It's GUI is probably a little awkward for some users, as it displays lines of text showing progress, instead of download bars or some other graphics, but it doesn't really matter since it's just a drag-and-drop, ready set go app, and doesn't require any interaction.  
(Version 1.08)

DOUBLEBACK  It's really simple, but a load of fun during math class!  
(Version .04)

DOUBLEBACK  It is a very nice app, does exactly what it says it does. It comes preloaded with about 50 comics, and allows you to add your own. However, it does not come with any documentation, and it is somewhat frustrating to get a new comic strip imported.

Here's what I want to know how to do. How do you tell it to set the holidays? For example, I want everything before 2006-12-01 to have the holidays SA and SU, but everything after that to have TU TH SA and SU as the holidays.  
(Version 0.05)

DOUBLEBACK  Oh, and to see the different key commands, hit H... ;-D  
(Version 0.6)

DOUBLEBACK  Works great, all I did was install ncurses from the website and ettercap, and it works fine. I just wish it was easier to find out what keys do what.  
(Version 0.6)

DOUBLEBACK  dude if it made my voice (thru mic) all choppy like a real fan, this thing would rock my dead chicken pox  
(Version 2.0)

DOUBLEBACK  I liked the brushed steel it used to have back in the day... before they hit it with the unified look...

but that's just me I guess  
(Version 1.0 Beta 1)

DOUBLEBACK  This is a very good widget typically.

It finds the lyrics fast (on a broadband connection at least) and it's simple and to the point.

The only problem is I listen to a lot of music that isn't mainstream music, (Indie, Christian, Old Skool Underground Hip-Hop, etc.) and it can't find lyrics for most of my music. Most oldies and mainstream music should be fine though.  
(Version 1.0.2)