I know nothing about Macs, but "Applescripts" makes me believe it's possible.

Sorry, I have no clue what "MCAT" is... until I soon research on the Internet. I just liked the joke.

Ahem, Wuala does that. Check my comment.

Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, Microsoft-something, Wuala, and now Cubby....

Is it only me, or do other people sometimes experience the [Lifehacker.com] site returning an "Invalid URL" message?

Hmmm... Can't really help on your issue.

Gee, I had the same problem. I contacted Twitter, and they said that there was no reason to make them suspend the account (that had never tweeted, by the way).

If you had an Android, I would say ToMarket. If you had a Palm, I would say HandyShopper (on which ToMarket is based on.

You could make your computer open those websites at schedules times. In Windows, add them to the Task Scheduler. In Windows, you can also use BAT scripts to do other fancy things...

Well, I'm taking M'Dog for a walk in the next couple of hours... He's already begging.

A vacuum cleaner collecting dust in a corner?

I have this one here. The great thing about this one is the way it turns in to a bed: it doesn't unfold. It pops-out from under the main couch. And since it has no folds, it's just straight on either side.

I second AdBlockPlus.

For college, a portable device would really be nice. Maybe you could consider a netbook (one of those minimal laptops). There are some really nice ones. Check the Sony Vaio since you don't have any money restrictions. That would make your friends jealous (though I don't encorage you do it to cause them to err).

This really sounds good. I use a number of scripts on my laptop and on my home PC. And I keep the scripts shared and updated via a Dropbox folder.

I also support DropSync. Works great. And I'm not affiliated to it either.

Mickets. The same as here.

The water in LA is coooolldd! And it is also in England...

Memotoo supports Blackberry. See my other post.

I've been mentioning about Memotoo for a while in several different topics here, and I'm surprised that I didn't see any article about it.