took the words right out of my mouth, err off of my fingertips. I'd much rather be able to see and be free of stinging eyes than to have an unnoticeable difference in heat on my forehead.

You're weird. ;-)

White Noise and sleep masks need to be on this list! If you live in the city, or even the suburbs, there is plenty of noise to wake you. Use an air filter or a fan to generate white noise to block out the background noises around you. You'll fall asleep faster and stay that way.

I didn't read it thoroughly before replying (still working on first cup of coffee.) Edited comment to be something useful. (Sorry, didn't notice you'd promoted and replied before I edited it.)

And while you're there, pay attention to who can see it. Don't make it public unless you really love eating lots and lots of spam.

I fully concur. I think I must've learned about WinSplit right here on Lifehacker too If memory serves.

LOL. Is this a punishment for those with a big enough ego to go through such needlessly complex steps to collect a bunch of pictures of themselves? Whatever happened to 'work smarter not harder'? Isn't that kind of part and parcel of GTD? Or is GTD no longer what Lifehacker is about?

Reviews on Amazon show that some of their units spring leaks and destroy computers after just a couple of months of use. That's one way to break your gaming addiction.

No, I assumed, apparently mistakenly, from your avatar that you're a lifehacker staffer. Now that I've looked at your profile I guess you're just a rabid fanboy.

Oh I didn't think you were trying to me feel bad, I just thought you were just being defensive and hubristic. But really, you thought it best at the time to insult readers with preachy smartass comments instead of thanking them for feedback, or just ignoring comments you don't agree with instead? Those of us who've…

This is an excellent post. More like this please! (shared on both FB and the twitter machine.)

In other words, you can learn from reader feedback and try to use it to improve future content, or you can respond with a sense of superiority and try to belittle people who bother giving you feedback.

There's nothing new or useful about declaring your favorite app 'best' without providing any evidence, like benchmarking results, which back up such an assertion (a link to a dolphin page with a chart of "HTML5 scores" with no explanation of how those scores were reached does not remotely count.) Stating opinion as…

DING!

No, it doesn't. "Twice as fast" means twice as fast. You can't have more than 100% of something. It's just incorrect usage made popular by people with MBA degrees.

Does the quiz take into account the loss of productivity caused by wasting time on online quizzes?

All the browsers suck? Don't tell me, lemme guess.. you're still on Gingerbread? Cuz the stuck ICS browser does not suck.

Your favorite and "best" are not the same. The poor word "best" is still so horribly abused by Lifehacker. It's like the Rodney Dangerfield of words here. It can't get no respect. Also, wtf does "100% faster" mean? (Other than "I don't understand percentages but I like to make them up anyway".)

Oh, no one has anything to say about the facts? So shocking.

Hilllarrrrious replies, from a bunch of people who've clearly never been pregnant. Meanwhile, back in the land of science, which differs greatly from silly assumptions based on ignorance: [www.vet.cornell.edu]