Formal: Sincerely.

"SERVICES like the Mac App Store may be convenient "

"zoom lens THAT runs on AA batteries"

This is essentially just a scaled-up version of the toothbrush/pager motor "bristle bot," but just as useless.

All the numbers are 10.

Maybe before I cook my next turkey, I skin it, tan the skin and glue the "turkey leather" to my Holga.

Instead of Alpha, to me it looks as though they're for Omega audiophiles.

The Firefox link posted is irrelevant to the article as it doesn't give directions for custom search engines, just how to install prepackaged ones from Mozilla.

@savvypenguin: I made an etched glass print of a Bison for my wife this year.

@Hasteur: Currently listing to Boysetsfire, Glassjaw, and Hot Water Music among other non-Christmas tunes.

I guess I would need to have at least a hundred friends on Facebook before I could hate one hundred of them.

@Anonymous: Yeah, I realize in the grand scheme of things, having a star/not having a star, doesn't really matter.

@Anonymous: Yeah, I realize in the grand scheme of things, having a star/not having a star, doesn't really matter.

After a long, terrible day yesterday, I logged into Lifehacker and was notified that I had finally earned my star.

So, has the breach been secured or will we have to change our passwords again when *they* come back?

I figured it out. The key was "DetectHiddenWindows," who knew?

@MaxellDVD1: Thanks. Smart approach I hadn't thought of, but, unfortunately, it didn't work.

I'm new to autohotkey. Is there a command to close a program only running in the the system tray?

Let's see...

@shua.jo.m: Ditto. Plus, if you have their silly card, you get free refills (also flavor shots & soy milk, but I never use them).