> Unlike Aldiko, FBReader lets you customize the size, spacing, font,

You can do all of this in Aldiko. And as you mentioned about the glowing screen, I much prefer grey text on black background for long term reading.

A similar thing is good for when you pay back some money you leant to a friend (or anything that you want them to remember happened). As you give them the money, do something a bit weird (well, weirder than you normally are). For example, tap your nose three times and say "Hooberly Dooberly". They'll look at you…

Just be aware that the survey quotes that they have a rate of "false positives of around 10% prior to August 2009 and of 4-5% after that". This is extremely significant, especially when most of the best performers are sitting around the 3-6% mark.

I've used Ubuntu on Desktops and Netbooks and my WiFi has always worked strait out of the box. No issues. If anything, it's been better than XP (still my base system at home).

I've still got a back-up desktop from 2001 running USB 1.0. Once Windows XP carked it, it got a whole lot harder to boot Linux of a USB stick at USB 1.0 speeds!

I've still got a back-up desktop from 2001 running USB 1.0. Once Windows XP carked it, it got a whole lot harder to boot Linux of a USB stick at USB 1.0 speeds!

Here's another tip - take a small tin mixed fruit (most brands do a peach/pear/pineapple option) and pour it into the empty barf bag. Then, if anyone is about to sit next to it, you can take a plastic spoon, dig into the barf bag, and start chowing down.

I've had the "2/1" track from this set as my alarm for the past few years. It's got a nice slow start so it doesn't wake me up abruptly like most standard alarms.

Am I missing something here? I had the same issue in my garage (I reverse in, and was never sure how far to back in). Instead of constructing pendulums and attaching them to the roof, I just stuck a post it note to the wall at the place where my head is when I'm the right amount into the garage. As I back in, I…

My guess here is that the correlation is more to do with what it takes for a person to report that they’ve been victims of a "crime". I think there are people for whom it takes a less serious action to report in this survey.

It does, but conditioner is better (Billy Madison reference unintentional).

How much do you think it'd cost to have 90% of the population of the USA out of work, with the government paying their food, accommodation, health, etc. costs?