@MightyJoe36: Well, I guess it's a weird world. I find myself asking "who uses a handgun for a discussion forum avatar?"

Considered just putting your name on your food instead of behaving like an adolescent child without a conscious understanding of the possible consequences of your actions. This is really not the kind of stuff I come to Lifehacker for. If I wanted adolescent bullshit I'd hang out on 4chan.

If the Ex-lax tip is typical of the forthcoming content for Evil Week then you might as well rename it Junior High week.

Lifehacker tips on behaving like a junior high student while at the office.

wow. i actually do all but one of these (#4.)

@Xander: Weirdest assumption ever.

If you use Kaspersky you're used to getting malware anyway. Swiss cheese.

@2 replies: Assume = ass + u + me

"Desktop Linux: The Dream Is Dead" Again? How many times will it be declared dead before pundits realize it isn't?

Was at a dr's office today which uses a yahoo service for looking up meds and other info. They were displeased with yahoo and singing google's praises. Any bets as to whether the downtime was related to AOL integration? *mischievous grin*

@j14: aha. nice workaround.

Steve Jobs to have this app pulled from the market because Apple didn't think of it/release it first in 5...4...3...2...

This is lame on so many levels, privacy being one, the fact that it only works if the recipient hasn't opted-in to viewing images from you by default being two, encouraging unhealthy interactions being three. If you want to know whether someone has read your email, pick up the phone and call them. If you don't know…

Oh sadness. Runs too sluggishly to use on my Nexus One (cm6/froyo.)

oh happy day!

Oh I'm all over that!

yeah, that's why my backups go to an outboard drive in my office closet.

This must be the post that crashed FB tonight. ;-)

gonna be hard for blindtype to tear me away from swiftkey, but it might. being able to download and install it would sorta be a requirement for me though. :-)

aww, no customize option like bit.ly? :-P