The Windows version is on sale, too, at the AgileBits website.

The Windows version is on sale, too, at the AgileBits website.

My issue with the ads in Hulu are the system plays the SAME commercial over and over and over. Seriously, it routinely shows me the same commercial three times back to back in the same commercial break. Also, they seem to pick the most annoying commercials possible, with repetitive jingles that get stuck in your head.

This was one thing that always drove me crazy in Windows 7 (which I use at work), as compared to Mac OS X, which I used at home. I finally got fed up with OS X being a pain in the ass (in whatever the current version is), so I made the switch to Windows 10. I was very surprised and HAPPY that they added this feature.

I have a fool-proof trick for getting bottles open without an opener... make the boyfriend do it. To be fair, I can’t even open the twist-offs on my own lol.

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I LOVE having to scroll all the way back to the top of the artist/songs/album list to change to artists/songs/albums view. Such a time saver!

This is interesting to me. I was almost on a jury several years ago where a woman was suing Ford for the death of her husband because the seat belt supposedly came unbuckled on it’s own. I didn’t follow the case afterward, but I always wondered if that sort of thing really happened.

For London, I highly recommend the Station Master app. I have it for iPhone; but don’t know if it’s available for Android. It lists every station on the Tube/Overground/DLR, includes information on the facilities, accessibility, exits, and transport links. It tells you which train door you should be near so you can…

I came to say the same thing. The display on the head unit and the phone are “locked” together (i.e. if you go to messages on one, the other screen also goes to messages), but you are in NO WAY locked out of your phone’s screen.

We went to a local trainer, called Jabula. It was an hour long group class for six weeks where the trainers train YOU to train your dog. I had just gotten my girl a few weeks before from the local rescue and it was really an amazing bonding experience for us. Training you on how to train your dog is the key. Since the…

I was thinking the same thing. My Boxer gets eats premium dry kibble (as listed in the chart), and it’s $60 a MONTH. Health insurance for her is $800-1000 a year (she’s an older girl). Training was $220, and worth every penny.

When I worked at Kroger a million years ago, we had just gotten the scanners with two windows. The training was: if you can’t see the barcode, the scanner can.

#10 is absolutely true. Just last night MyFitnessPal informed me I had 400 calories left for the day, so I decided to treat myself to ice cream. Previously, I’ve always used a cereal bowl and ended up eating 2-3 servings (about 400-600 calories) to be satisfied. Instead, I used a small souffle cup that held exactly 1…

The site was down the other day and I was nearly in a panic lol.

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This is just plain fantasmagorical.

I might be wrong here, but when you're flying into the United States (with a connection on to another airport) you go through immigration and customs, then always have to go through TSA again. When you claimed your bags before going through customs, you left the "sterilized" area and must be rescreened before…

The dental floss I use has an expiration date.

Seriously? There are people who wash each individual grape? I've never done anything more than rinse them off with the gross sprayer at the kitchen sink, and I haven't died yet (at least that I'm aware of).

I may be missing something, but the Honda Odyssey nameplate was a service bulletin, not a recall. Are those not different things?