In January I quit my job to write full-time freelance. While I don't make as much now, we've simplified and we're making it fine...LOVING working from home!

@Ross MacRae: A quick Google search brought this: [www.dlldump.com]

Thank you! This looks pretty good. Downloading now.

Got mine at 7 am. AWESOME deal.

I've used this in conjunction with OpenDNS.

Looked cool, but on the fourth item I selected, the thing crashed in Vista. Ah well.

Hopefully they'll incorporate extensions before they do so.

@kent7854: It's because of the way Netflix videos are encoded. Our Series 2 models don't have the processor ability to decode them. That's why we can't play YouTube videos either. There are big discussions about this at tivocommunity.com.

gmail Gadget for Windows Sidebar in Vista.

I love the "THREE THINGS A DAY" rule. When I start off a morning with a list of 20 items, I'm always left unsatisfied at the end of the day feeling I failed.

@JuryDuty: Edit: Well, it's certainly less than perfect, especially in compact mode. But it's nice to have it in a gadget instead of having a browser open. I'll use it, I just have to get used to having a big Pandora box on my desktop.

Nice! I'll use it.

Love that it's a stand-alone app. Thx, I'll try it.

@jonny6pak: Awesome to hear! Yes, it's the best place on the Net!

I've been using Gyminee for a while now and LOVE it. No other fitness or nutrition site has kept me motivated with the tools and community this one has. Highly recommended!

After surfing the net for nearly 2 years WITHOUT ads, I can't imagine going back to a browser without AdBlock Plus. Compound that with all the incredibly useful Firefox plug-ins and Chrome isn't even on my radar yet.

@jyxavier: [www.mesh.com]

From the link: "at the very least it will cause Vista to expire on 4/2/2010 (or around then). Plus it will place the "Evaluation copy" message on your desktop wallpaper"

Oh wow—thank goodness for this one! I've really wanted this feature for a LONG time.

@kjandb: I just tried out Mint and Yodlee tonight and both do. And I know Quicken Online does (though I think they charge for it whereas I don't believe the other two do).