So it's been over a year, so I feel justified in re-mentioning vimium. I think I was starting to get carpal tunnel before I discovered that. The two best features, in my opinion, are tab switching and link hints, which allows you to type to open a link. Just type the keys.

Alternatively, a good tip is AAA. They'll duplicate your key in a handy credit-card-sized form factor that you can put in your wallet, free for members.

If you have one, what's your favorite scripting language?

Steve and Kreblon, you guys do know this is legal, right? It's akin to saying you shouldn't look at people in public. Alternatively, looking through private windows is just as illegal as taking photos through them. But you don't have an expectation of privacy in public, you know? And it's an incredibly important…

Totally, you're right. The price is right, and it might be useful if it fits your workflow well enough. I just loathe paying extra for software that might end up being used infrequently and bogging down my machine, particularly when there's similar functionality already available.

Or Command-Option-h, to hide all the windows except the one you're working in. Much easier, cheaper, and no extra software installed.

This thing is awesome. I have a few nitpicks that they just might not be able to do, technically speaking. I wish it consistently kept the settings like playlist or which artist/album I'm playing, shuffle, repeat, genius, etc. It seems to work more often for playlists, but I have yet to nail down the precise…

If you have an eraser that's really badly caked, compressed air won't do anything. But, usually you can wash the erasers. The ink is non-toxic and with a little soap will come right out. I've gotten the worst erasers that probably haven't been cleaned in years back to light-gray in about 5 minutes of light…