@ReeseB456001: Get something awesome enough to share with a blog, or digg or reddit or something. Not easy, but a good way to see how reliable your servers are.

@Joseph Morganelli: I think I've got this night to myself. If so, Some type of whiskey, maybe wild turkey or jameson.

@LouisCameron: I think the short answer is no. However I do keep a bookmark folder dedicated to lifehacker articles i want to keep in my radar.

I just finished up a 75 min interview with my CEO, using my iphone voice memo as a recording device.

I'm flying to brazil this June and have been thinking about this. especially since I'm debating making a tight connection and I think my chances of making increase dramatically if I don't check any luggage.

Shouldn't eBooks ALWAYS ship for free?

Apparently it's only paczki day in michigan. All my facebook friends who moved on are saying they are unable to find any.

Nice, also I highly recommend TED, the TV episode downloader.

@BloggyMcBlogBlog: I give it a spray with canned air pretty frequently.

As someone on the network side of blocking web access, i dont know if we'd even pay enough attention to realize this was happening unless someone mentioned it.

@GreasyPig: When my sister did, it was already implied marriage was in the future, so the only element of surprise was in timing and execution.

@grewal12: You're phone will send its ID back to the carrier and if AT&T decides too (which they most likely will) will add a data plan to your contract.

@chris0089: Another vote for handbrake. I've never used it for an episodic DVD, however I know it supports it and seems to work great for my other jobs.

I voted for a percentage of the cover price. Books are still priced somewhat accordingly to their content and size, but without actual production costs and fewer distributing costs, I would expect to about 60% of the cover price.

I'm currently using a 4 tier password system. Basically a simple password for sites that don't really contain any information or ability to affect me, and basically rising in complexity until it gets to bank accounts, etc.

Unfortuantely, I usually head to the drill first.

@ilves: No problem, there has been a lot of chatter about it this year since some woman won a small claims court case about it.

@ilves: There are a series of flow charts, articles and publications that basically say I can. I believe IRS publication 970 (maybe)

I was audited the first year I did my taxes manually and went for a bunch of deductions. Took a while, but I never actually had anything happen to me.

@twoeightnine: seems almost useful there.