You are, of course, correct. However, I doubted bringing that up would get much traction.

But they are protected by the first amendment. This presents the frightening scenario where the IRS could target people who favor lower taxes as “suspicious.” The IRS should built its audit cases only on problematic filings, not on the honest opinions of the public.

Interesting extension. I spend a lot more time on Google Docs than I thought.

Alan, I've been following Lifehacker for a few years now and your setup is always my favorite when this series rolls around. It's nice and nerdy and similar to how I want my setup to be once I finish my graduate degree.

I always figured you for more of an Android guy, Whitson. Or are you talking about jailbreaking a non-iPhone iOS device?

One terrible aspect of Lyme Disease is that there was a relatively effective vaccine against it, but the anti-vaccine movement got it pulled from the market for unsubstantiated claims that it caused arthritis. http://m.historyofvaccines.org/content/articl…

I'm chronologically 28 years-old, but according to the calculator, I'm "younger than 20." However, my posterior tibial tendons feel like they belong to a 50-year-old.

I own the Seagate GoFlex drive. So far it's been fairly reliable, though it's hard to tell given that it's fairly new. Still, it's hard to beat the prices listed here.

It almost looks like some of the offices I've seen in 18th century plantation houses and palaces. I love it.

I just thought I'd throw this out there for anyone on the fence about trying it: I got it working with my Verizon iPhone 5 and my old Verizon iPhone 4. So far it's working like a charm.

I still find it amusing that Siri considers Marriott Resorts a hopeless place.

Wait! You can still upgrade to iOS 6.1.2. You just need to download the right IPSW file and then point iTunes to it. Redmond Pie, a pretty reputable site for Jailbreak downloads, has iOS 6.1.2 available for download here: http://www.redmondpie.com/download-ios-6.1.2-for-iphone-ipad-ipod-touch-direct-links/. …

It's interesting (sad? pathetic? small?) to watch so many commenters say that Mormonism isn't victimized and then to lay into the faith with full-throated bigotry. Hypocritical much, Kotaku community?

I use my iPad primarily as a platform for digital comic books. Comixology is a fairly good app, but there are also several good cbr/cbz readers. I imagine the case is the same with Android tablets. Regardless, tablets - particularly the 10" kind - are excellent for comic fans who don't mind reading things digitally.

I apologize for getting your name wrong, by the way.

Fair enough.

Winston, I seem to recall that last year you were running Windows on your MacBook. Are you giving OS X a new look, or is this temporary aberration?

Are there any tablets in your life, Tessa?

Thanks for sharing, Alan. I've enjoyed most of your contributions to Lifehacker and I believe it's interesting to see what you use. That said, you have a dual monitor set-up with two computers running into each monitor. How come you use two two keyboards instead of something like Synergy? I used to have a…

I had a similar problem. I used AppCleaner to completely remove it; I then downloaded it and reinstalled it. Since I use Googles syncing services, it was easy to reinstall my bookmarks and extensions and now the browser seems to run just fine.