@gravicle: Interesting that when typing into google, it will recognize ÷ as the divide symbol but it won't recognize √ as square root

It varies a lot, but I try not to listen to music that I know the lyrics to, or that is too depressing. If I know the lyrics, I'll follow the song in my head and lose my train of thought, and if it's too depressing, I'll lose my motivation.

@Jen007: eh, maybe I'm just more accustomed to those. Also though, the facebook one usually has something like "be the first of your friends to like this" and just reminds me of those stories of facebook tracking your visits to these sites, even if you're not logged in or a facebook member at all.

Lifehacker is one of my favorite sites, and I respect that its money comes from advertising, so I try not to block ads I see on this site, but one thing I have adblock plus always block (which I block on every page) is that stupid facebook "like" button that has infected all my favorite pages like a damn virus.

Eh, once I'm at step 1 and I'm going through all these random things just to put them away, I'll think up some one-time use for them to justify keeping them

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If it weren't for lifehacker, I would have always just blindly accepted this and windows vista/7's screen-dimming warnings as necessary for security and been on my way.

If caskets can be rented, does that mean you can buy "used" caskets?

@Diminuendo: I agree on logitech mice. Additionally, if the mouse has an on-off switch, using it can make the battery last a really long time, so AA batteries is not a big deal

Don't be so sure about the fence. A family member of mine had a garden completely destroyed by groundhogs (it actually could have been just one) which simply dug under the fence, even when it was deep in the ground.