@TheLouis: Clicking on them.

@adaorardor: Outside of Detroit in a city called Dearborn (home of Ford).

@christofire: Well said. I wouldn't be surprised if these same people complaining run WEP and are too lazy to change it which is rather ironic.

Can it get hotter?

@joshua05: Backtrack has been around for 4 or 5 years and existed as two separate projects prior to that.

@NorwoodIsMyHero: haha Oh I know man I'm just giving him a hard time ;)

@gyronic: I'm not dreaming... I have tenants.

@taylor007: Excuse me, tell me why it is that we aren't allowed to have a discussion about the shortcomings of a new product on a website where the goal is to find shortcuts in life or to do things in the most efficient way possible?

@phlavor: How did she get those pictures on her tablet?

@dchall8: and taxes... Which around here are steep since the city has every service you could ever wish for.

@megounculett: I love people renting, otherwise my other place would be vacant! ;)

@gyronic: I earn 20% on mine...

@grawss: It's not faster than Outlook, you're kidding yourself if you think that most people don't expect those features, and lastly, people expect more than just the ability to send and receive email. If that weren't the case then to this day we would still lack contact management.

@jonny6pak: If I run across one on the cheap I'll have to pick one up. When it's warmer out I bbq (smoke that is) so the meat isn't really an issue ;)

Honestly, I've only ever seen these on TV cooking competitions. I have never seen one anywhere. Not at grandma's as she only used the oven to roast, not at my Mom's (yes she gets caps like it) as she never did anything that would need it, and not in my house as we use a slow cooker.

I've been in shock since 3.6 hit because the memory usage has gone through the floor. There were times when FF would push over 1gb of ram (1.2gb was my peak) on my workstation (6gb of ram), 800mb on my work laptop (2gb ram), and 950mb on my MB (4gb) .

While I'm a fan, it doesn't even begin to touch the features that Outlook brings to the table when it's hooked up with Exchange.

I've been using it all morning and really all I can say is that the idea is great and I totally dig the interface, but it has a long way to go. It's not buggy, but my complaints just echo many others; lack of customization and application support.

@Pwnguins: It's a fact that FF has massive memory issues. It doesn't release memory when you close tabs (it's not uncommon for me to see 600mb-1100mb used) and let's not forget that we have been using multiple cores for ages. Hell they still don't have tab isolation which would also fix the stupid ass single core…