@diffcomputers: And I feel the same way about the Mac when I have to help my wife with her MacBook. It isn't a question of "better", it's a question of which one you were imprinted with when you first hatched.

Can do the same thing with Noscript ABE settings. Enter the following in your USER.ABE file:

I wonder what happens if you wash your hands after pilates...

To add an automated flourish to this, create a contents.bat file that contains the above command, then for each directory you want to print, create a Windows scheduled task to update the contents.txt file on a periodic basis.

"By multiplying the milliwatt-hours by the voltage of the computer they were measured from, though, you get the milliampere hours. "

And of course, you could use multiple numbers to generate multiple cards for added confusion.

Or, use the readability as an excuse to buy a bigger TV/monitor.

Another one worth mentioning is Origami USA: [www.origami-usa.org] which is "the American national society devoted to origami".

@TerribleT: Unless of course, you're the faculty adviser.

Wake on LAN exposed to pings from the public internet?

@k.ozalp: Isn't that typically on the order of brown-hot though? i.e., just starting to radiate in the visible spectrum?

Isn't that backwards? If I'd be willing to buy the item at today's prices, I should throw out the old one and go out and buy a new one.

A few minutes per file, eh? And how long are the commercial interruptions per file? I'm filing this in the "not quite there yet" category.

@Phoshi: Of note: The partition alignment issue does not apply to Vista, just like Win 7. So yes, it's the stragglers who are going to get stuck by this. Reference WD technology brief - [products.wdc.com]

@SigmundTheSeaMonster: 5 milliseconds per write operation, which normally only takes about 10 ms anyway, so you're taking a 30% performance hit in the worst case. Also, as the HD becomes more fragmented, more write operations are required, so it increases the impact of defragging your HD. For a worst-case scenario -…

@InsanePenguin: The article is only about HTML 5 on YouTube, as the video format they are using for HTML5 isn't supported by Firefox.

Looks like everyone overloaded their site.

@DanYHKim: It could probably work in a regular no-defrost freezer, since that has features in place to take the humidity out of the air. One of the causes of "freezer-burn" is dehydration. I'm not so sure two weeks would be enough time in a household freezer, though.

@Michael Lo Sauro: Two things: you get what you pay for, and the value of a service is what people are willing to pay for it.

@critiquer: No that's 0.5 cents a word. 0.005 dollars a word.