Do you have to be based in America and able to come into the office or is this open to international readers of Lifehacker?

That Antec IR sensor is discontinued. Anyone know of any others?

It's a triumph of form over function. It's too flat and small for my hand. When I try to swipe I sometimes inadvertently knock the mouse side-ways. Have Apple ever made a good mouse?

How does he get anything done with a Magic Mouse?!

Way too many distractions to be called a workplace

Vote: Don't break the chain

The Jerry Seinfeld secret was the the post that led me to Lifehacker in the first place; it's simple but effective. I'm not sure if writing for only 15 mins is going to achieve anything of merit but I like the idea of building in days off into my chain as there's nothing more off-putting than a broken chain.

Sickbeard is great app for those who want to cut the cable and still watch TV.

The last time I used Total Finder it kept crashing my machine. I'll give it another go and investigate if it's fixed.

Anyone else think the MX Revolution is a far better mouse than the Performance?

I want that calendar too. Anyone?

Install Openelec on your old machine, a net top or a Revo and you basically have a HTPC appliance.

Was it this one: [lifehacker.com] ?

In other words the fake reviews are the well written ones?!

Ugh this kind of idealistic post is hardly realistic in the middle of a recession and anyway if you have a family it's the height of selfishness to quit- "sorry honey we can't afford to pay the baby nappies because I wouldn't do my job for free"

Wd40 or white spirits work too.

Tomorrow: how to make Chrome act and play like Firefox

"All those cables are kind of nice in a way, as it's clear that things are happening."

Nice app. Freedom for OS X is another similar app which can kill internet and or local network access for a specified period of time.

Clicking speed?! Pft. It's all about buttons baby. The MX Revolution for the win.