You can save money by having a destination wedding because it'll cut your guest list dramatically.

@Greg Diebel: I think it's fair if you're on vacation and you want to make a memory out of the meal. I don't see anything wrong with taking a discrete macro shot of your plate before you dig in.

@ahawks: I think that was groceries more than household products, only available in big cities, and really, quite a bit fewer people were online 10 years ago than now. Not a fair comparison.

With my iPhone alarm clock, I can automate my daily waking-up...not having to set the alarm every day, worry about outages, etc is great. I can trust it to go off at the same time every Monday-Friday and not bother me in the slightest over the weekend.

If I'm already using Tweetie on iPhone, what does Tweetdeck do better? Any reason why I should switch?

I'm thinking it's probably just messed up due to the influx of traffic. I answered plenty of questions without a problem, but now every answer is resulting in an error. Will have to play with it more when things die down.

I'm going up to NYC 8/26-9/1. I'm staying with my cousin, so my only expense is the plane ticket—which I snagged for $169.

Why hinder the conversation by forcing comment collapsing? I like the move toward streamlining the commenting system to be threaded and easier to follow. But collapsing just means it'll be harder to find the gems in the conversation as a whole.