@andymalo: Why do you say it's pirated?

On blackberries typing just one of the last letter autocorrects to the contraction. For example, Il becomes I'll, and wel becomes we'll.

@FamiCube64: If they'll ban you for shit like that then maybe it's for the best...

@wickedcupofjoe: There's no reason why you would need OS X for this. Have you tried to copy the disc using e.g. InfraRecorder? If it's an encrypted disc then I think your best bet is GameJackal.

@MattChance: Check the cron-jobs. I don't know how it works on Mac, but on linux (Ana)cron will do exactly that.

@aylen: Then what's the point on any system? On windows 7 I have my applications pinned, and on previous versions I used the quick launch. On Linux most desktop environments provide a dock or quick launch bar.

In Firefox, when I close it it saves my tabs, and then when I open it up all my tabs are reloaded. Can I get this functionality in Chrome?

I am upgrading an old SD DVD/Receiver from an old HTIB, from before LCD TVs.

Yet again, proving twitter is horseshit.

@Phoshi: 64bit computing allows you to make more distinct operations in one cpu cycle, and allows you to combine two instructions into one. It also allows you to compute maths quicker because of the increased register size.

@rockhopper: SiriusXM. I believe they have four, and most fans seem to like them.

@The reverse is true for Spottify, so they cancel out this time.

I'm eating the bad shit and hoping for some genetics power.

@mfusion: No, my car is so low that the roof is below the buttons. I just get out and do it.

Does anyone have any tips for when your car is just too low to use the Drive-Thru ATM?

@MPS: Another fix for Windows 7 without Ultramon (i.e. free) is to use Win+Left or Win+Right in order to move the window from one monitor to the other. For example, on my setup the HDTV is to the left of my monitor, so if the window is stuck, I just hit Win+Right a few times until it shows up. Also a helpful shortcut…

@daddydave: Well, if you set up your libraries correctly you can keep the normal uses for the user folder off your main drive, therefor saving space without the work.

@dexter_greycells: Eww, I wrote "excape"? I'm ~~83kgs.

@(Starman) 258, Brigadier-General of the FireWire Battalion: Wait, you come here and recite the same exact thing that shows up in every gizmodo or lifehacker post involving the zune, and I give you a facetious comment, and you blast me for ... something.

@daddydave: With libraries you don't care where the data is, as long as it's included in the library.