Wow... That's the stuff I want to rent, exactly. Well, I'd get the 70-200 IS USM, but close enough. I just can't afford the $400 it'd cost me. I'm planning on getting a second card. (30 MB/s write, or Eye-Fi X2?) Maybe... maybe I could just rent the 70-200... I know I can't afford the 5D, and I'd have to learn…

Well... I can't afford to rent other stuff, I'm just a grad student. The trip alone is costing enough.

You'll damage your eyesight first if you're not careful. Don't look through the view-finder! Don't set your camera to be able to see the image on the camera screen. Those are the best ways to hurt something.

Canon T2i: Would you rather have a SanDisk 16 GB 30 MB/s write card or the 8 GB Eye-Fi X2 Pro? I need a backup SD card, so I'm thinking of getting one to use with my 16 GB Class 6 card..

I'm going to be an official wedding photographer for the first time. I've stocked up on the gear I (think) I need, and I've been practicing for a couple of months to get comfortable with the new stuff (really just the flash, I already had the other stuff). What are your best tips? Am I…

Probably a combo of both. Particularly when new Ubuntu releases happen, servers can get bogged down while the number of torrenters goes up. Sometimes it's just annoying to try to find a server that doesn't have horrible transfer speed, so I just go to the torrents because I know the speed there will usually be at…

My sanity. Even though I've misplaced it a few times. And my boss seems like he's always out to take it away from me.

Ubuntu for one.

My high school chem teacher had an ancient drive about 10 years old that still ran. We were terrified to even breathe on the thing lest we make it crash, but we got his data off of it and told him to buy a new one.

I know it's there in bayXSonic's link, but I like Divvy way better. I have it set up with a bunch of hotkeys.

This has happened to me a few times, but exclusively in sports. I don't think it translates to anything on a timescale of more than a second or two, because that's when it all happens. At my peak in volleyball, I was doing it fairly consistently.

Mmmmm... I have a 2005 Camry that doesn't have a coded key... I don't know if that's "modern" enough for you guys. I'm sure that can be a problem for some cars. I just can't afford them!

Good call. Totally forgot about those caveats. Classic service is now $54, 5 free tow miles to anywhere, but completely free to nearest AAA Approved Auto Repair facility or to the tow truck's home garage. 4 tows a year. I can't find the waiting period before your membership activates, but it used to be a few days,…

Oh shoot, erm, and scrolling: j/k (lowercase)

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.