Lifehacker - learn some elementary school math, please. You can't possibly pay 500-1000% less. Percentages don't work the same in both directions. The designer glasses can easily cost 500-1000% more but it's just not physically possible to pay more than 100% less. Otherwise they'd be paying you $4,000!

None of the above: Code by hand using notepad. WYSIWYGs just don't cut it.

Vote: CHECKVIST

Again LH with stupid choices in a poll. What gives with these ridiculously specific answers? How about yes without having to also commit to using it... as a phone number! It's the basic function of the service, make a call to one number and all your phones ring. How in the world is that not an answer?

What totally odd polling options. I can't just say Yes because it's the standard, period? It has to say "and I haven't really considered other options". That's ridiculous to paint people into corners with their choices. I use it because it's the standard but I've absolutely considered every other option.

I tried this exact method years ago and it did not work with Yahoo's Open ID. I wonder if Yahoo just didn't work with a proxy.

Vote: WordPress (hosted)

I can't find instructions. I mean, it's all pretty obvious but I want details, like if I trim one of my videos does it affect the original video I previously uploaded.

"It's a pretty straightforward linear video editing tool."

@jbarr:

THANK YOU!!!

Um, so no love for Firefox users?

@Roy Hobbs:

I thought you had recommended FolderTree in the past too. That one has worked well for me but I'll give this a try too because the one thing FolderTree couldn't do without upgrading to a Pro version was to analyze networked drives.

1) Maybe not every day, but I still use my DVD drive often.

Not the LifeHacker effect. It's days later and it still just says Please wait. Sounded like an awesome idea, but website/service just doesn't work at all so who cares. Lifehacker, working websites only please.

Haven't had cable tv in a decade. It's always been way overpriced.

It comes down to the fact that N does absolutely nothing to benefit me. My router covers my house area and I actually don't want to blanket the whole neighborhood. And my speed is already faster than I ever use, so who cares about being able to transmit 20 times faster than that.

Didn't even notice that was there. Thanks Lifehacker!

I'm loving this but I have one major question for my fellow Lifehacker readers....