I iz in yer go bagz, licken yer moleskinz!

The only thing it is missing is the ability to pass the URL a parameter—then it would join my quicksearch bookmarks!

Is "P.I.T.A." an appropriate phrase to use on the (generally) family-friendly site that is Lifehacker? Surely there must be some other way to say it... not that I'm personally offended, I just like to believe that LH has a higher standard.

(this needs a Mac or OSX tag...)

(This post needs a Mac or OSX tag)

Well some time before 1993, my sig was ASCII art (my 15 minutes of Mac-based fame).

This looks interesting... but so does Zonbu. It's a hundred bucks if you commit to a two year subscription service that provides online backup and OS maintenance. (No, I'm neither affiliated or a customer, yet—though I'm curious!)

I've appreciated the "in brief" category, but I would like to repeat what other's say about the headline—make it meaningful! This one was truncated to "The Wall Street Journal says Google is working..."

Also, I think it's called "zooomr...

@DuckFOO: I use Scrapbook (Firefox add-on) for this purpose, as it give me the selectable text. Bonus: you can "remove" page elements that aren't important (like adds or banners) to you or may not print well.

Cool idea. You can do this in Thunderbird too...

@zedncocheese: Didn't you read the comments above first? :P

What about using the "Password Hint" field in XP to give reward info and contact details?

I'd add hugin, a panorama stitcher (opensource).

It seems like this would be better suited to yubnub, imho, though I don't see a command to do it yet!

@KMT: "There is a 'subscribe to comments on this post' feed link [...] Is this what you are looking for?"

How about a "watch comments" flag you could toggle (or star), and then get a feed for your watch list? It would be easier than adding feeds to my reader every time I want to track comments.

Also, be consistent with post tags and vigilant in the quality of your posts (two spring to mind).

Problem: there is often excellent content in the comments, but it can take a lot of work to find it.

Sad—it was a pretty cool feature. RIP click-to-call!