“Amazon has never listed the Fitbit Aria Smart Scale for less than $100, and the last time that happened was early 2014.” That’s pretty creative that it’s never happened, except when it did.

“Amazon has never listed the Fitbit Aria Smart Scale for less than $100, and the last time that happened was early…

That’s exactly why I always create a bill of sale that explicitly states as-is and have the buyer sign it. I just sold a vehicle last week and used it. It’s a little harder for them to even threaten to sue when you have a signed document.

Three blinks aren’t enough for a lane change. Your blinker is supposed to be a signal to someone that you’re going to change lanes and remain on as you complete the lane change. Three is only enough if you’re already changing lanes or if you want it to stop blinking before you’re actually in the other lane. It might…

I’ve heard the recommendation of doing between 25 and 40 reps per exercise. So, if you’re doing 5 reps, do at least 4-5 sets. If you’re doing that “magic” 8-12, then do 3 sets. Endurance rep ranges are a little different. I have absolutely no scientific basis for this, but it seems to be the common suggestion.

I go to a boot camp style workout where you go at your own pace. Often times I see people cutting their rep ranges short, even when we’re working as a group. The only person you’re hurting is yourself by cheating your workout.

I agree, but with Cricket you have the same problem of not being able to take it international. I love paying $45/mo with taxes included.

What about the type of socks worn with the bigger shoes? I made the mistake of running in cotton socks my first few trail runs and had some "fun" blisters afterwards. I've since bought a few different pairs of actual running (and trail running) socks and haven't had a blister since.

Modern homes tend to have easy ways to re-key locks without replacing them. My house has Kwikset with Re-Key. http://www.kwikset.com/SmartSecurity/…

You can do almost all of these, if not all, using a Synology NAS. If it's not natively supported by DSM (its "OS") there are packages to enable the features. Something to consider if you're planning on setting up a 24/7 server for alternatives to the services listed.

The description is odd on the Play Store. "FREE VERSION has some functional restrictions, however, it is fully functional" :)

Assuming you make less than $75K/yr at which point student loan interest is NOT tax deductible.

You have to be careful with this. I've held on to credit card accounts for this purpose, but the companies WILL eventually close them for non-use. If anything, put something cheap on it once in a while and pay it off immediately. It will keep the account active.

I had ~$4500 in student loan interest last year and couldn't claim a penny of it. It feels like a punishment. "You worked your way to making more than that guy over there so you don't get to claim the interest on your education loans that he gets to even though they're the same loans for the same education."

Nope. I have a clean install of 8.1 (MSDN), and my default option is Command Prompt. I don't have Powershell in my Win+X list.

+1 for MusicBee

Now if only it supported Google Voice...

I just installed it on my Galaxy Nexus from the Play Store link, but then realized that it won't do me any good anyway.

I use it to expand text into long commands. Instead of having to type "runas /user:domain/username 'c:\program files\program folder\command.exe /with /multiple /parameters'", I type @command

Speed Dial 2 has recently closed. Mouseover to the right of the screen and they'll appear.

Speed Dial 2 has it.