" I wish a good podcast downloader for Android had iTunes like Smart Playlist functionality. " I'm one of thems iTunes haters but it certainly has some cool features."

"you don't get the same experience of managing playlists, play-counts and ratings, or anything else, but one of the nice things about Android devices is that you can just connect most of them to a computer via USB and mount them like a drive"

The "30 second cure" worked twice for me in literally less than 30 seconds. It also worked on a friend who'd had them for hours. No need to drink anything.

As a freelancer that works with clients in many time zones, if I have a deadline, I go to a cafe to keep working. If it happens during the night, I used to go to IHOP but where I live there aren't any 24-hour Wi-Fi hangouts so I sit on the floor and just rock back and forth ;)

I wonder why Lifehacker completely ignores Roboform. I tried an old version of LastPass and I thougt RF was way better. Besides it works on multiple computers and my Android phone, besides all the form filling and password management features. It's like $10 a year and totally worth it.

I stick with Agenda Widget, I think it's free although I might have paid to support the developer. The widget is super customizable and scrollable, at least with certain launchers. It can also support Astrid but I like to keep my events and my To-Dos separately. I also downloaded a QuickEvent app that allows me to…

Same here.

Is a VPN like Hide My Ass relly secure for WiFi in places like cafes and airports. How about using thethering with a cell phone?

Another vote for Direct Folders. If it ain't broke...

My cat won't poo in anything but this. Seriously, I tried so many brands and products and I kept finding poop all over my house. Expensive but better than a house full of poop.

Same here. Usually, when I carry a basket, I can stick to my list. But when I have a cart, I tend to get more stuff which isn't always the healthiest choices.

Awwww

You must be a republican.

"having lived in Oklahoma for a couple of years, it makes perfect sense to me. " Ditto.

Something that hasn't been mentioned yet: get a quality modem/router. If your ISP gave you one for free, chances are it's not very good. Do your research, read reviews. You don't want to be stuck with an unreliable router.

VOTE: Thunderbird+Lighting with my Google Calendar data.

I tried the cheap, the expensive and the really expensive ones for almost 20 years. They all gave me horrible dry eyes to the point that some days I couldn't even get out of my house because my eyes would water so much. My specialist even said that I might have a tumor. I ended up getting Lasik and now my eyes look…

A few weeks ago I received an email with a request for a service that I provide but not in my area (first red flag). When I turned down the job, this person completely ignore me and insisted to pay in advance (final red flag). The scary thing is that the "client" was located in the States.

LF has recommended the use of Dropbox with Firefox Portable to sync multiple computers. However, this creates numerous file conflicts and the results are very unpredictable. Can you guys post an up-to-date way to correctly sync Firefox Portable with multiple computers (with or without Dropbox). Thanks.

@Whitson Gordon: Copied :D How do you keep your App Tabs open? Mine dissapear every time I restart FF.