Thanks!

Yeah, you gotta point.

Come on NYS! Get on the Bandwagon!

Great! (how could I have forgotten that?) now the only other problem with that is that I have never used autohotkey before... do you know if lifehacker has an article on it?

Some community centers have classes for excel. Also maybe a community college?

I also have a question: does anyone know of a program that would limit the caps lock? In other words make it so that I would have to tap it twice in order for it to work? Any help would be appreciated! :)

Hi all! I found a really great way to have secure passwords while still learning something! Suppose that you are learning a new language such as German, Spanish, or French, find some difficult words from that language and make a passphrase out of it. Now you are on your way to learning some words in a foreign…

Or really any plastic bag, such as a grocery store bag and I also recommend keeping one in your backpack if you are in school. that has saved my textbooks and my ipod on MANY occasions.

Exactly! Props to Thorin!

To talk about the texting portion of the podcast, I use textnow.me which lets you have your own phone number, for free and you can even have the ability to call if you watch ads (which is suprisingly easy while checking my email). But it is also now a webapp so you can also use it on your computer.

I find that Ting seems to be a better option. Some of my friends have Ting and love everything about it with the ability to upgrade, I believe.

Oh! baby food jars would make sense!

You sure it was kindergarten? I mean look at Grant in the video, you gotta be able to shake it pretty hard.

Nah, more around 4th grade kindergarteners wouldn't be able to shake it well enough.

Great for doing with kids!

Thanks for clearing that up!

You have not changed the physical properties of the citrus by microwaving it. But 2 questions come to mind: 1. how long? and 2. wouldn't that give you warm lemon juice (for instance)?

Maybe not completely.... I have seen some people who really know how to use cmd to their advantage, and I quite honestly, just want a tiny slice of the pie.

Thanks! :)

Exactly why I wanted to ask someone at lifehacker to do a post on this. Because I would really like to use it more.