@redcrayon: Samsung's also nice at 24". ;)

@CaffeineCarlton: To answer your question with a question - why did Microsoft develop Windows Media Center?

I'd been comparing the use of plugins with Play On (noted on Lifehacker on October 27, 2008. I hadn't really considered Play On because I didn't like the thought of having to have both the xbox and the "living room laptop" on just to watch tv.

@dchall8: Not every tool has to be a Swiss Army knife.

Stories like this are why, once I learned of its existence, I stored all sensitive data in a Truecrypt volume. If my PC becomes a hand-me-down, I'm pretty sure that no one's going to read truly private data.

@Dave Effertz: I tried to love xobni. But I found that I used exactly NONE of the neat features it offers.

@majdmash: You and me both. Archaic, aren't we?

@MacGizmo: On my laptop, my Firefox profile is located in an encrypted volume. So I'm not quite as scared about mobile security as I used to be.

@Arphahat: Merging bookmars across computers was problematic for me, with folders not showing or being duplicated.

@wjh31: Duplicate files aren't necessarily a waste of space.

IBM was doing something similar on Thinkpads for years. Lenovo's updated the interface, but the graphics on the taskbar are looking dated.

@SwatLax: But you can dress for 20 below. Where it's hot, you can only undress so far. :)

@Nosgoroth: My apologies if my choice of words was confusing, but it means no such thing.

@dagwud: Plus, I was able to get it in my startup folder, so everything happens automatically when I log into my PC.

I run a batch script at work that mounts a truecrypt volume from a personal external drive, then launches a handful of programs from within that mounted drive.

@bltMN: And mäni interesting furry animals, Including the majestik møøse.

@MrVJTod: You can also use the Keyboard Customizer Utility that Lenovo still distributes to accomplish this.

@aj_robins: One should never assume that a different in opinion or appreciation for a "feature" is the result of a lack of knowledge or understanding.

@virgilstar: You're looking for the wrong missing numbers.

@dagwud: On disappointment is that DriveScan lets me click down through the directories scanned and see a new pie chart. Xinorbis doesn't. But it does so much else.