I don't always 'ask the Internet' but I do start with Googling, as many people are writing.

I started my semester a long time ago. I'm sad that I did not see this article before.

@forums001: Oh yes, people will go to beautiful places this holiday season too.

Thanks very much for all these awesome tips.

Hey you did not include my sure shot ways to access blocked websites! I have written this in comments before, and I got so many visitors to my site.

Hey, why not add the new Google eBooks [goo.gl] to this list, now that it is released, and LH is driving traffic to this post from the most-popular guides of 2010 article?

VOTE: Q10 (because there's a PortableApps version), WriteMonkey (because it's a lot better).

The thing I'm looking forward in a stable Firefox 4 is that it should be STABLE.

@lex.javier: Oh. Thank you very much. Liked it? Subscribe to my blog then. There's a Subscribe page there.

@Antrikshy: EDIT: I didn't mean 'blocked'. It's 'blogged'. Ha ha ha!

@ryan.hillmann: Well, uploading will take longer though, especially on slower connections.

And here's a sure shot way to access blocked websites from anywhere, that I blocked about earlier:

I love Firefox, all Google services (download or otherwise), VLC, GIMP, Paint.NET, Dropbox (if it counts), 7-Zip, Foxit Reader and so many more, especially those on this list of must-have geeky apps:

And here are five things not to expect from #iTunes:

@davepermen: Yes I like seamless sync.

I have the bokeh wallpaper, which I found online somewhere. (I thought, after seeing your tutorial that I really don't need to create one myself, others will create it for me and post it on the web.)

Well, maybe yes. But as always, the combo of a desktop or laptop with a phone is the best thing one can have. We can put in a tablet in the set too.

Why did that happen anyway?

Oh, a day without Wi-Fi (even if considering that I have wired Internet) will be pretty boring. But I'll find it pretty bearable anyway.

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