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I find the mint taste thing extremely annoying, since it seems to spoil the taste of everything except more mint. In fact I don't like mint in the first place. (Yes, such a freaks do exist.) Companies sadly seem to have given up finding a toothpaste flavor without mint, which is pretty lame and unimaginative. One way

Vote: Google Tasks + GTasks app on Android.

Step 1 should pretty obviously be: Identify the components that are making the most noise. Generally you may find that the noisiest components are difficult to silence without actually changing them out. The noisiest components tend to have small fans that spin too fast. Specifically, they are the graphics card, the

I have tried to make home made mac and cheese before, and the overwhelming thing that struck me is how much, how shockingly much, cheese it takes.

Exactly. A very short burst of nuke is very useful for a number of things. For heating up pancake syrup. For a glass of red wine that was in the fridge and you want it to be merely cool rather than ice cold. For sliced bread or rolls that have been frozen.

All this really is, is a WEEK based calendar. A lot of organizations do essentially the same thing just by using Week No.'s instead of month etc. And a lot of printed calendars also list the week no. Kodak just went a little further by grouping the weeks into 'months' of 4 weeks each.

Yeah. How do they make an entire computer with a processor, ram, etc and it's cheaper than a bare cpu?

The absolute minimum equipment needed: tea bags. We make our own tea with fine loose leaf tea and unfilled tea bags, such as the ones from Finum. When people come over and want coffee, we just put coffee grounds in instead of loose tea. Steep like tea in hot water for as long as you like. This actually requires ZERO

Umm, I'm not saying don't do it, but doing this to save $1.50 is kind of ludicrous. Mixing, boiling, cooling, transfering to a bottle, cleaning up . . . makes that $1.50 seem well spent. And realy maple seem reasonably priced. Now, doing it cause you like to make your own, and use real sugar, and tinker with the

If the simplest answer is the best one, then I find this FM thing to be over-complicated. First, no one has an FM transmitter just lying around, so you'd have to buy that. Also, I don't actually have any good FM radios lying around either. Next: it's kind of a pain to have some computer in the other room controlling

This is awesome and I'd love to just copy this to my desktop. It turns out that even understanding how this is put together will take me about 2 hours. Rainmeter is very cool and customizable, great. But also just infuriatingly user unfriendly. When you load these skins they don't seem to look anywhere close to the

Wow. The headline and article are what's cobbled together and weird ass. This thing looks damn impressive. And I just watched the latest Terrafugia video, as impressive as that is, they always seem to creep along on the road at about 10mph. This thing seems to be blasting down the road. Very cool.

And the related fact that when you're using it while plugged in, it doesn't seem to charge, just treads water. I have a phone that does this on the car charger, and it's infuriating.

I think they have concluded that to really clean up Chernobyl, they're going to have to get rid of the concrete sarcophagus and actually dispose of the mess inside properly (though as we know in this country, 'properly' has still to be defined). Plus now they will have a huge mound of radiated concrete to break apart

To say that WD40 is not a true lubricant is not at all correct. WD40 is essentially a very very light oil suspended in solvents. The solvents dissolve grime, old grease, and help loosen rust and solidified gunk. When the solvents evaporate, it leaves behind the very very light oil. I would say the oil is about 5W

So here's some innovation: the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1. Wacom caliber stylus plus some pretty cool art and note and sketch apps. For that matter, Win 8 tablets will probably have great stylus capability (Win 7 tablets already do, they're just not great tablets.)

This is one of the apps demo'd on the new Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 that makes you see how much a tablet needs a really well done, accurate, precise stylus. And no, the capacitive styli you have to use on an iPad don't cut it, like using a slightly smaller finger. You need a real Wacom style fine pointed pressure

Someday you can try to pry email out of my cold dead hands. It's a pain sometimes, but all the things it enables me to do in a relatively short amount of time, on my schedule, just makes it about the last thing I want to ditch. Email basically has enabled me to largely ditch the telephone, which I hate, except for

This article is offensive in just about every way.

Windows on ARM will be more power efficient and fast, no doubt. But you lose the entire point of Windows which would be all the Windows software you're trying to run. Sooooo . . . basically you have a brand new OS with virtually no apps in the catalog. Probably Mango apps or whatever they are calling the Win phone