Sadly, it doesn't have my bank... looks neat though.

That is quite possibly the most awesome error message I have ever seen. It's right up there with Chrome's "Aw, Snap!" error message.

Me, I have three calendars. "Essential Appointments", for stuff like Work, School, Band... Basically a default calendar, in this setup. "FYI", for stuff like an early dismissal schedule. And "Tests", to show when I have a test. Though I'm thinking about giving this setup a try... I'm keeping the separate FYI calendar;…

bah, double post -.-

What day off? I work at an amusement park... -.-

VOTE: OneNote

And Adam with the binder clip tip again. Those little things are so useful.

Horray, Friday! I don't really have anything today... but I'm glad to be back in the weekly openthread: I was always working when the openthread was going on...

Mmm. I love wilderness survival egg-in-a-peel.

VOTE: WinDirStat

Pfft, my key holder is completely wireless. That is... I normally lose them, leaving them in my pocket...

Huh. I would have just suggested a sifter. Apparently, weighing flour is a better way to go altogether. Reason why I love Lifehacker number... eh, I've lost count.

VOTE: Kindle

...awesome.

To all who are thinking this is a bad idea: (fta) "if your graphics card is about to bite the dust, what do you have to lose?" Seriously. The idea is that if your video card is dead/dying, you might be able to revive it in the oven. It's not like you'd be putting a brand new one in the oven...

I think lane 13 is the one they sell cigarettes at in a store by my house... and I know that one's always busy...

Without a compatible device though, an ebook store is kind of useless, isn't it? That's my point. Unless you own an iOS device, the iBook store is useless. I don't doubt that it's easy to use and manage; that's how Apple products work. But again, without an iOS device, it's useless.

That's kind of my point. iDevice owners can use the Kindle app, and the Nook app, and the Google books app, etc., but Blackberry, Android, and other smartphone/eReader users can't use the iBooks app.

Absolutely. My main concern about e-readers was the ease of reading. But the eInk screen is so easy to read. Much better than an LCD screen.

Yes, we all see that the iBook store is not on here. But it probably wasn't the editors who "missed" that one. The Hive Five is based on commenter nominations. And apparently, the iBook store wasn't as highly nominated as these five. And I can think of a good reason why. The iBook store is highly proprietary, only…