VOTE: Polk Monitors

For me, a guy who graduated 2 years ahead of me told me this before I went to college:

Klipsch S4's - Great mid bass and low bass for earbuds, nice bright highs.

What size board does that accommodate?

I've got a pair of WD TV Lives - one in my living room and one in my bedroom. I download 90% of everything I watch (NFL being an exception). Paired with my Asus Rt-N56u, I'm a happy camper. Easy to use, no streaming problems for 720p or 1080p content over Wireless-N...

I don't get the need for a home server over a router that supports storage connections. Seems the easiest way to go. Then again, I have 2tb of storage on my desktop which I use to stream 720p content to my bedroom and/or living room wirelessly courtesy of my Asus RT-N56u and pair of WD TV Live STB's.

This article is all kinds of biased. IE9 is a fast, secure, and stable browsing environment that actually supports Aero Peek (Way to get it WRONG, Google).

That is ABSOLUTELY not the way a Burger King is run. Having been a former BK Store manager at some high volume stores in Minnesota, I can 100% assure this is not the way fryer oil is rotated. Fryer oil is also filtered DAILY, and based on volume, sometimes filtered and changed in each vat DAILY.

Been doing this for years. I used to work in fast food (I ran a BK to put myself through college). Floor Soap + Degreaser + Window Cleaner was my magic floor mopping solution. Worked like a champ.

IE9 is the most consistent and stable browsing experience available in Windows. As someone who has been "surfing the web" and working in IT (I am currently in charge of training for a global helpdesk, where I have trainers located in 3 countries), I have never had a need for browser extensions/add-ons, with the…

Having been an avid web user since about 1997, I have never found a need for browser extensions, save for the pre XP SP2 pop-up blocker addition. I am in charge of training and quality across helpdesk locations for a very large global operation, so my technical aptitude is quite high. Browser extensions generally…

BEST e-BOOK READER: Nook.

Just bring a smaller bottle in your carry-on.