if the signal is cutting out at gate D-42, yelling does not create a 5 bar signal in this airport.

Yeah. Just flush YOUR toilet!

My husband used to put his burrito lunch in the windshield wrapped in foil on sunny days. A couple of hours of solar heating and it was pretty hot.

nothing keeps people from inviting themselves to your computer better than a blank keyboard

I have 2 Das Keyboard Silent's. Good Money Spent. Love them. Got my first one, then DH played with it a few times and had to get him one too. He's hard on his keyboards, 'cause he still types like he was using an Underwood.

Vote: Das Keyboard - got 2

CL does not let me use my GV number.

I don't really look for "functionality" in my mouse. I look for a small notebook mouse that will work easily with lefthanded settings. For increased functionality, I prefer to maximize my use of keyboard shortcuts. Less mouse, more keyboard.

I was subject to burnout, too. Learning how to pace yourself and unplug when necessary is important. I try to be alert to my own signs and make room for it when it starts creeping up.

I do this all the time when I make lotion. Put it in a plastic bag, snip the corner and it goes easily into bottles. It's no big deal.

+1

Regardless of the country of origin, I'd be reluctant to use this app because of privacy issues. If this kind of thing is important at all, I'd use TiddlyWiki as a searchable wiki that I could keep on my own drives and under my own control.

I always use a screen protector. My technology, whatever it is, has to last a long time for me. I don't have the cash to always be running out to buy "a new one" if something happens, so screen protector it is, even on my gorilla glass Droid Razr. I prefer that little bit of extra protection to little scratches I…

Actually, I was thinking the same thing. . .

Windows is waaay behind in this, and they're acting like they're the first to invent it.

I don't know the brand Morphy-Richards, but I do have a non-Crock Pot slow cooker that uses a heating base with a stainless steel pot that sits on top, and it works great. I actually prefer this set-up because I can brown the meat in the pot on the stove and then set it on the base afterward for the slow cooking. Easy…

I can't resist noting that this comes natural under Linux. Speed retained.

You don't remember being 3 or 4 or 5

LOL. Hey, it sounded like everyone was gettin' worried about it, like we were living in a worse case scenario. . .