Excuse me but what's the point in using Facebook at this point? Its chat and messages? ALL your posts will disappear from Facebook when your profile is not active. That means that you can't just comment on something and "super-logoff" because no one will see that comment if you're not on Facebook.

@Fecal-Lord: omg I had that picture in my mind ever since I saw it! And it's been so long I didn't even know what the hell was going on in that scene! haha

@Kathleen Kasper: Care to expand on that?

@shazaam42: Wow, StuffIt does it!

Sometimes I just wonder "What were they thinking?"

@shazaam42: Exactly, that's the behavior I'm looking for on Windows.

@shazaam42: Yeah, but suppose you do that inside your Download

In short: Mac's unzip behavior on Windows?

I know the feeling, my fans go up every time I watch a 360p flash

@sdbeach: It seems professional but $210 for a .it domain is absolutely insane. I get them for 6.50€ ...

@Tank: Guys I believe it will be like on your computer: Connect, Accept. They only remove the necessity to enter email and password every time.

@EroThraX: True, they could have really used 1.X versions. There's really no point in having a v7 stable and 2 more dev versions with little to no visible changes. Although it's not a big deal for Chrome since it auto-updates.

@FlameCell: True, but as a UI enthusiast I focus a lot (/too much) on interfaces. For example I can say I hate Final Cut Pro. =)

@toastr: Actually the same thing as in the video works on Mac with hot corners (since 10.4, I think), although you just need to "touch" the corner without clicking/waiting.

@Flukie Lukie: True, sometimes you can just be too lazy to locate those two keys. =P

@epjaeger001: True, but we all know things are not quite like that, not until Google steps up. They've been going too far with locking devices.

@sqlrob: Sure, that's basically the same information you're giving to any Google Analytics/Facebook-enabled website, it's a little different from, say, stealing contacts and texting "premium numbers".

I just tried TrueCrypt: really easy to use, although I'm not a fan of the Windows 98-like wizard interface. I'm a Mac user: pick for me the best options in 1 click and let the pros choose using an "extras" dialog. Some more clicks can also be avoided, like on the Mount button.

You can also name this article "What You're Missing as a (non-jailbroken) iOS User: Malware"

@classenmindy: Exactly!