Hmm, is that not how it works now? (Sorry to be so out of the loop here.)

Not to counter the tone of this article, but I wound up with an unlimited data plan for $20/mo, and I've been using it for about a year now. I'm not sure if it's still possible, but it may be worth a try:

Ahh, interesting.

Fantastic explanation, thank you for clearing that up! I guess this is the quickest way to get new stuff out there, then.

Well that's just it, I meant that these are just a couple of "sub-major" improvements instead of "big" (meaning "major") advances. Hmm, I somewhat agree that it is more substantial than a patch, but at the same time, I think it is a small enough improvement that it is closer to a patch than a shiny new release. Good…

Oh, I see! Huh, I didn't know about the "4.0 line." Are we now in the 5.0 line, then? Oh my, you've gone beyond my range of vocabulary. Version 12? Nightly, Aurora? Are these Beta versions of Fx 12?

Hmm, shouldn't this be just a Firefox 10 update? There aren't really any big improvements here. I would imagine a new base number would have more than just a couple of sub-major improvements. Oh well, maybe Firefox 12 will blow us away.

I used to use [time.gov] for this, but I must admit, [time.is] looks much more beautiful and adds more info. Looking at the two of them next to each other, they are in sync to the second, so the two sources must be spot on.

Excuse me? I'm being honest here, buddy,

:P For my own paranoia, to keep it from going bad. I mentioned the sticker suggestion because I'm guessing people might not want to look at holes in their fruit bowls.

Whoops, I absolutely did not mean at the grocery store. I mean once I've bought it and waiting for it to fully ripen at home. Thanks for the feature!

Huh! Believe it or not, the scroll wheel volume adjustment trick works with Mac OS X as well. I just tried a two finger scroll up and down with the menu bar volume slider, and it worked. However, anyone with a Mac has the handy F10-F12 keys to control the volume, which I do find easier. Great tip, nevertheless,…

Oh, sorry! I didn't understand correctly — my mistake. I think I misread your comment!

Thanks for the feature, Whitson! By the way, I've upgraded to a real S-hook, which looks much more attractive and doesn't leave a dent in the handle. I would highly suggest it for the long run.

Hehe, oh well, as long as we get this ridiculous deal.

I can second Colton. I was able to do it just with my .edu address, although yes, the process is mildly confusing.

No, it should still be there. Try going here. I had to click Buy as if I was buying with the full price, but once it is in your cart, you enter the promo code. Now they seem to specify the lower price initially, though.

Are you sure? I just submit my eligibility simply with my school's name, my expected graduation year, and my .edu email. Mind you, I'm waiting on the eligibility status, but they didn't ask for anything more on the Identit-e eligibility verification page. You just have to choose "provide .edu email" instead of the…

I'm not sure where you got that information, but I just placed my order 30 minutes ago for the $39.80+tax price. As of this reply, the Photoshop CS5 Extended Education page specifies the $39.80 price, as well.

I constantly have something I want to add, comment, praise, disagree with, etc., but I have a huge problem of not knowing how to get out my thoughts into words, so in the end the majority of the time, I give up trying to add my opinion. There's something I would love to see an article about.