What if I'm a Tyrannosaurus?!

The author can just remove the whole paragraph describing the about:config hacking because it's not necessary. As far as I can tell this pref does nothing in the current version of Firefox. Simply follow the link to Facebook's page (this IS a requirement to use this feature).

You beat me to it.

For web browsing I use the Stylish addon with the "Midnight Surfing - Global Dark" style. There is a Chrome version of Stylish as well as Firefox on desktop & Android.

I get frequent light sensitivity so I've been using the triple click setup for some time now, but more frequently when I'm in a darker environment I'll simply turn down the overall brightness on my phone (iOS: Settings, Brightness should be visible in the main list when opened).

With memory usage *that* low, it makes me wonder if Safari is stashing it somewhere that is not being measured.

Ironically I knew I'd never use the corkscrew so I got a phillips head screwdriver instead.

Folks with halitosis may like to use multiple approaches for treatment as simply brushing and flossing isn't always enough.

"...many of you pointed out that because Apple doesn't allow browser developers to embed their own engine, no one has a speed or rendering edge on anyone else."

+1!

Looks like maybe 14: [wiki.mozilla.org]

"Firefox 12 completely bypasses UAC (User Account Control)"

Gah! How could you leave out Fred becoming a blue skinned god in the final season of Angel!?

It's best not to microwave plastics. Clear & hardened plastics tend to have BPA in them (which is released when heated) and there may be other as-yet-unidentified toxins in plastics beyond BPA.

Yeah, I hear changing one setting in Firefox can take up to several hours.

Brach's taste better than others - likely because it contains honey.

The pumkins are made of the exact same stuff. Because of their size there is more moisture in the center so they are softer (the outside got a bit more cured/dense).

ctrl+shift+g moves backwards in the results.

Babies drink it for months and years (yes straight) at a time and they do very well in their development, so there must be something in it that takes care of what they need - which is more than calories.

Surprised not to see JDiskReport mentioned anywhere. It's cross-platform (Win, Mac, Linux-via java) and lets you drill down through folders via a simple pie chart visualization.