Dropbox or Copy.com will allow you to upload larger files, as long as you are using their clients and not the web upload.

Was wondering the same thing.

Revision history + conflict handling.

In the Underhyped Apps, I definitely agree with OneNote. That is one program that I should probably use more than I do. Bins looks interesting. I have looked at Chocolatey, but just haven't found the need.

I'm a fan of Malwarebytes

Think there will be an upcoming sale?

So is this going to make it into the release version? This might be enough to get me to pay for it. I used the beta back in the Flow days, but after upgrading to a Note2 I found the default keyboard just about as good at predicting and liked having the number row.

Gimp is by far the best alternative to photoshop.

This is probably my biggest grip.

Looks like the middle price is gone.

I'm wondering that as well.

I noticed the completion happening yesterday as I was filling in a where on an event.

There is an option to not allow any ads in ADP.

I think it depends on the age of the person you are giving the gift. If they are older they may appreciate you not opening the box, but if they are younger they may just want to play.

Sounds like you need a good adblocker.

Great idea about wiring a circuit to automatically kill the power.

Off the top of my head here are the ones that I am most thankful for:
Firefox
Thunderbird
LastPass
TinyTiny RSS
Copy (Copy.com) & Dropbox
Handbrake

I have been considering doing the same thing to help support LastPass. It is a great free service.

Ctrl-V, Ctrl-C, and Alt-F4 from the desktop to get to the shutdown menu quickly

I wish they would offer a discount price to sign up for Prime.