@ww2db.com: Way to shoehorn those plugs.

Yes, this is a "neat" project; but so many people here are thinking it's a great security option. Just lock your doors, and keep your important data backed up and encrypted.

@FSeven: Wouldn't it just be easier for you to post to a blog post? You VASTLY overestimate lifehacker reader's attention span.

@deancameron: And use Gilbert Gottfried's version of it

@zarathustra: THANK YOU. It gave me a snort.

@rattis:

@Chef:

HTML? Colors? Fonts? Argh! Get off my lawn and give me my plain-text.

Logitech G5 for me too. The Logitech MX518 is damn near perfect too.

@PatrickTulskie,@BigDASH: I imagine it looks for a user profile of that name. I don't think it's trying to login.

I have to vote for Outlook. Each on their OWN - OL wins hands down. I use GCal the MOST because it integrates w/ everything.. but its features on its on don't win any awards from me.

@agentgray: you can't raise the table to chest height if you've got physically disabled employees.

Vote: Pen + Paper

Vote: pen+paper (specifically 6x9 steno notebooks)

Even outlook 2007 has a great email indexing. I "auto archive" anything not flagged for followup and older than 2 weeks to one folder. I can find anything I need in about 10 seconds. But my inbox is nearly clear at all times.

@pdfetc: Yes, at least with some command line goodness. google for *osx mount .iso image*

Am I the only one who has a hard time reading text when it's spread out over 16 inches wide?

@Nuclear Moose:

@bentheo:

vote: notepad++ (win)