I've struggled with this too. I, also, have years of ratings across several computers, what I have done is make iTunes playlists (non-smart ones) with all songs in a certain star rating and then keep those lists in a safe place. If something were to happen to my library, it would be a pain getting everything…

Ah, this is exactly what I've been seeking for a some time. Thanks! (and thanks go Reader Plus)

Neat use. I didn't know those little air fresheners had little servos in them.

Definitely with the right lighting and with enough space (which, if you are taking a picture of your own hand, you don't have). But normally, I bet the shadow your hand creates on the uniform color surface might make it difficult for your image editor?

Sounds great, just don't set your beer on your wallet.

Haha, I hope your sword isn't hung on the wall above your bed. That sounds like an accident waiting to happen :). I'm sure it's very safe.

I have a similar kit that works great. It has been very helpful, however I've had to restock 'the good stuff' that gets used all the time. Any extra hardware that I get through unused computer components, unneeded furniture hardware, etc gets tossed into any empty space.

communist...

Sweet, sounds like something a crazy aussie would come up with. Also, I love the word recalcitrant. I have to start using that more often.

Silly guy, it's not his fault! You need to add the #sarcasm hash tag to make it clear.

And sorry LH editors, I probably should have posted this directly to the #redesign forum...my b

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I'm really trying to give the #redesign a try, but republishes look completely horrible. It's okay, I'll keep reading LH until the Gawker tech team can get all the bugs/rough edges worked out.

@cinnamonster: Sorry, not sure I follow. Link isn't linking.

@derilium: Yeah, it is definately a matter of personal preference since they do the same thing. That method was covered previously on LH (as mentioned above as an alternative).

@MrBrownSound: You can use this method to have any folder pinned to your taskbar (without crazy tweaks). Just drag your downloads or documents folder if that is convenient for you.

@junior ghoul: ding ding ding

Here's the only priming word needed...