Thanks, @young_zaphod. I looked around and searched their site and didn't find that product line either, so sent them an email. No reply. Sigh.

I haven't tried it and won't until some trustworthy someone with some serious knowledge of this stuff assures me it's safe. I don't know why Lifehacker would even post about a service that requires access to your accounts without also providing that kind of assurance.

FYI, when you go to your account on the web, there's a new area called "Links", which lists all the links you've created to share out. You can delete any of them, thereby rendering the previously shared links inoperative.

+1 about not overheating nonstick pans. I have paid more than I should have for name-brand fancy-schmancy pans (knowing as I did it that I was wasting my money), and I've bought pans in my working-class neighborhood warehouse-style supermarket. It's one of the latter that's lasted me longest. This pan has a…

+1 about not overheating nonstick pans. I have paid more than I should have for name-brand fancy-schmancy pans (knowing as I did it that I was wasting my money), and I've bought pans in my working-class neighborhood warehouse-style supermarket. It's one of the latter that's lasted me longest. This pan has a…