@rae.arnold: ... and to make it automatic - [lifehacker.com]

@curtis07: That's a good point and makes me rethink my answer. I really need to think about the type of email it is.

What sign off? My email address tells them the email is from me before they even opened it. What - should I be worried they forgot who was writing by the time they reach the end? When I've finished the content of the email, I click send & archive. No fuss, no waste.

In other news, LifeHacker has perfected techniques for getting readers to vote however they want them to on an online poll. Using loaded wording, leading examples, and manipulative imagery they've achieved a 90% success rate.

@jay13x: Oops, that wasn't chocolate. Sorry about that.

@Michelle Howard: I'm encouraged to hear we're not the only ones who unwillingly took this route.

@diannevan: We're using the bumGenius cloth diapers and are very happy with them. I know others who really like the g-diapers.

"After I hit him with the pepper spray, all he said when he came after me was you're going to need more than that."

This illustrates the needle in a haystack problem the TSA is facing — and just how bad their solution is.

I have a spotty internet connection where I live, and FF going into offline mode drives me nuts.

@theresahedgehog: It must be fixed because using only the first 8 chars of my password didn't log me in

They should have used the file extension .WTF given the response those who send these files will receive.

@mamacita: That's excellent. My wife and I have a similar rule that we try to answer requests for our time when we're in a bad mood. It's much easier to say 'no' when we're edgy.

@clockradio: You're definitely right that the chance of getting an H vs T is always 50/50 for any coin flip. So past flips don't change the probability of future flips.

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The table mislabels probabilities as "odds".

@Vifon: It's easy to see in the simple case of HHH vs THH. If you think this game through, the only way HHH can win is if the very first three tosses are all H.

@Missie:

@etchasketchist: Or at least some broken noses. I believe as a rule of thumb "never say in a note something you wouldn't say to the person's face".

I love the "ilovemarcus" tip. I wonder if something like "openshellandtypepasswd" would work too.