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This is why we can't have nice things.

exactly. what a fucking idiot the original poster is.

Dollar for pound, nothing beats the Dremel when it comes to portability. With a wide variety of attachments and handy travel case that comes with most Dremel tools, it's perfect for small projects on the go.

disclaimer:
does not protect from being shot in the eye.

It looks to me like she is lunging at him. While I don't advice men to hit women, if someone you don't know is attacking you, you get to hit them.

I ordered this in 1981, but received it in early 1982. The Sinclair ZX-81. Wasn't much of a computer, but you could program it (in basic, and machine code) and there was even a simple flight simulator for it. It had 1k of memory, and I did get a memory upgrade of 4 or 16k (can't recall exactly.)

It was a dog...but this was where my love for computers started in 1988.

Vote: TARDIS 4-Port USB Hub

I don't consider $150 bags designed by some LA stylists 'Army Surplus' just because they come in a 'Desert Tan' color

Just outside my office. Leadville, Colorado.

I have one that I used for hiking a few times. It's pretty loaded.

Wunderlist, depending on your platform.

I've looked at Coast by Opera on the ipad. Interesting interface that I am still getting used to.

Way to reward brand loyalty, Apple.

Yeah, I'm wondering how they will distinguish new devices in the App Store.

When I was 5 I asked my Grandpa why do I need to make my bed every morning? His reply, "Why do you need to wipe your ass every time you shit?"

Wouldn't a koozie be more comfortable? And more practical?

Of all that I read about beginning Evernote, the best advice I saw was just start using it and commit to putting everything in to it. I'm sure in time I'll want to refine how I organize things internally in Evernote, but for me the big win is simply having everything available in Evernote, indexed and searchable on

If you are a beginner and still figuring out how to organize your Evernote, I recommend reading The Secret Weapon. You can customize it however way you want once you have it up and running, but it gives you a framework for organizing your notes especially if you are into GTD.

I missed adding my favorite and this is it, hands down: Uni-ball Power Tank Ballpoint. Smooth. Cheap. Priceless. Like I said, it's smooth. The ink flows super nicely. The barrel is not too big and not too small. Comfortable. It's retractable which is a must for me. I prefer the black, but the blue is really nice as