I have nigh illegible handwriting, so this wouldn't work for me.

I ended up pointing it at %A_Windir%\System32\SHELL32.dll, 166 instead, for a simple gear icon.

That was it. I changed it to "%A_Windir%\System32\SHELL32.dll, 166" for a simple gear icon and voila, it's up & running. Not sure if I'll keep it, but it works.

I get an error on Line 47, something about accessibilitycpl.dll. So, is it just me? Or is it not compatible with XP?

In no way to diminish his talk, I'm just personally surprised that anything from BCC: "Yale by the Jail" made it onto Lifehacker. ;)

Excellent! 30 seconds of trial & error with the top value and it works perfectly. Thanks!

My grocery store uses twist ties, so I select the bread with the farthest Use By date.

Yah. It's my favorite Banksy image. I appropriated it from the internet a couple years back & added whitespace to fit. Google "Banksy shopping cart."

Rocketdock in xP:

...you'll need tWo sets of 3D glasses...

Ditto.

So adding a tortilla to your sandwich adds at least another 120-400 calories per tortilla... not so sure that's a good idea.

- Mount hidden, yet accessible powerstrips behind furniture.

@mmseng: I had the same issue when I attempted to make one after they posted it over at gizmodo last week.

@TheAmazingOnionMan: Easy. After your two minutes is up, you can make keypresses w/o a fail.

I got a fail for unmuting my computer....

Seems like a good way to wear a hole in your pocket.

In the kitchen:

For a split-second, I didn't realize the Kork was in its retail packaging; I thought the cardboard flaps were part of the case and I was confused as to why this was a good idea...

Yeah, I tried making one this afternoon. Damn aluminium keeps fracturing along the folds.