Maybe putting dog feces in their mailbox shows them what a douchebag they are.

Blip.me for iOS is another free app that does this, and judging by the screenshots, has a much nicer UI.

Call it what you want, but it sounds like passive aggression to me.

I'm not 100% positive, but I'm fairly certain the only info you can share about your friends is their user IDs, which the app can use in turn to access their social graph and whatever information they have permission to read. Example: [graph.facebook.com]

How do you figure?

I've always wondered why this option isn't more prominently displayed.

Coda on a Mac.

Try connecting to a gmail account over IMAP or POP and saving the contents of the messages someplace, like a database.

What? No cats or dogs in the open thread picture?! :)

You can spend waaaaay more than $7000 if you buy a Duxiana bed.

Hey let's get everyone to vote for Google Calendar again, even though it doesn't meet the criteria for this poll.

When they do this, is there some "Invite" button, or is it just a matter of clicking the "Share" button and manually adding an email address?

Basecamp

Knots are awesome.

Thanks, I didn't expect you to be able to just 'fix' it, just curious if you have some method of handling it as someone who I assume uses Gawker sites extensively.

We use Google docs spreadsheets for ours, and the accounting department has created (and maintains) a template file that we create our monthly expense reports from.

If you have hundreds, you might be better off just paying scancafe.com or some similar service to do it for you

How can I get my lifehacker/gizmodo/etc. notifications that appear in the top right corner to stay in sync across sites and across computers (home/work)?

This is the opposite of what I want — I want something that make the badge the same color for count > 0 as when it is == 0. The red badge is so distracting.

They aren't — they still have plenty of Sacagawea coins, though they are backordered by 4-5 days.