Cron jobs on site5 are placed in the Programming Centre. You can also type 'cron' in the search box and the link to the relevant page will appear.

It's a straightforward and easy to setup, providing you know the commands that you need to enter

In Drupal 6, the command

wget www.mysite.com/cron.php

should work.

For Drupal 7, go to /admin/reports/status and near the top you will see a link for external Cron run, that looks something like this: (read more)

All in all, a pretty solid service - easy to use, with a nice set of basic and advanced functions.

I was searching for a long time to find a  descent and reliable storage that is not too expensive. Most of the time I would give up as prices were too high and the service wouldn't offer much useful features anyway.

So, I discovered OnlineStorageSolutions the other day. I use Linux, Windows and Apple Mac, and I am a medium-to-advanced computer and internet user. (read more)

(in a nutshell...) I like the Getting Things Done (GTD) method for organizing my life and am using it more and more often. I work in a few different places using all three major operating systems: Linux, Apple and Windows. Gmail is containing half of my important information. So, I needed an a Time Management tool that I could use it anywhere, would be flexible, highly customizable and also include Gmail as one of the main options. I also use Treo syncing it with Google Calendar via GCALDaemon, thus Google Calendar had to be implemented as well.

I tried Thinking Rock (with Dropbox), GTD Inbox,  Vitalist, and Todoist.

I ended up using Gmail with Multiple inboxes, displaying Google Calendar as gadget, iGoogle with multiple tabs for the various locations displaying one or more Google Tasks. (read more)