NFC tags may just be what sucks me back to Android.

I should mention that I think this is absolutely beautiful, but the lack of ergonomics would make this non-functional for me. This is purely from my perspective, everyone works differently! I'm on the eternal search for form + function for office stuffs.

Also, if it's an actual vintage chair, it probably only has 4 spokes on the wheel base - not fun when they flip out from under you...

What, exactly, is an "online furniture owner"?

I can't tell from the description - does it handle list management? I'd like something that I could use to bulk edit my lists. Also, already use it on iPad and iPhone, so it may be added to the Mac soon, anyways...

This is the only feed reader that gives me just want I want, without extraneous layouts and actions that clutter up the experience. Definitely worth the wait and cost for 2.0.

I'm in. You cover the VC pitch and travel plans, I'll do the rest!

The value is fantastic, too. As an exercise, every month I'd total up the cost of the included items, and it would always be more than the subscription cost. Affiliate link, but you get $5 off: BarkBox. Non-affiliate, no discount: BarkBox.

While I'm really glad to learn about a new use/app for Evernote, I was really hoping that the app itself was called Beer & Books. All the pubs and bookstores, everywhere, in one app.

Alt-Space to launch Alfred (Mac) or Launchy (Win)

I think people are missing the Travel Planning part. TripIt is more travel management/itinerary, and Kayak is booking/research. TravelMuse and TripAdvisor + a spreadsheet are the best for now...until I'm done building mine:)

Pretty sure that the quote system isn't supposed to work like that. It hasn't behaved like this in the past...is this a new "feature"?

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Well, I can say that the Fitbit pictured above does fit nicely on a smaller wrist.

I'll get a smartwatch when they finally make one that isn't torture for a smaller wrist. As a first round Kickstarter backer for the Pebble, I was disappointed to find that the case is so large that for some, it's painful to wear. Luckily, I was able to sell it at a profit:)

You do know that writing is an art? Write right. Besides, I think it's more about creative thinking.

Well, the group is already self-selected (is that the right word for the concept?), as we are computer users that visit Lifehacker, and willing/interested in taking personality tests. OkCupid has a large number of INTJ/ENTJ, as well.

Ditto.

This makes me so happy:)

Evernote - NOT Evernote Food - and it's just part of the solution. I'm trying to carve out some time to dive into the Evernote API and develop something built around Evernote, but with the bells and whistles that I have to do manually, right now. If anyone's interested in collaboration, or has experience in such…