I use the reverse, test a piece of steak for the doneness of human flesh.

@AppleSnack

I'll be there for the 2008 contest. I'll get 5 monitors and be one up on the 2007 winner.

@ HeartBurnKid

I have a lot of index cards filled with tasks I never completed. They're more a source of depression than productivity.

Done. I told Google that my only friend is lifehacker.com. That and the squirrel that lives under my balcony.

Will is support older extensions or do we have to wait six months for them to all catch up?

Wouldn't the title be better as "Phishing ANTI-Hack?"

I seems to me that the person who wrote the article doesn't spend much time on crowded trains.

No results for my name, and I've mooned many a camera.

I saw the videos of this interface concept a few months ago. I'm glad to see it now has someone serious behind it.

The woman speaking looks like the mom from Smallville.

Some signs that weren't included in the list:

People need to know their work is appreciated or they won't want to do it. "A good job is its own reward" is B.S.

I send "Thanks" to everyone. Usually it's sarcastic.

I always wondered about the feasibility of making a large image by turning a wall into one big Polaroid.

I don't need this stuff. I always use the same password for everything, derived from my favorite primary color followed my pet's name "Rex."

The biggest determent to my memory is my computer. All my work code is stored in snippets that are bookmarked. My bookmark list is accessible as a shortcut on my taskbar. All I need to remember to do my job is what the icon in the taskbar looks like.

They don't have Klingon.

I'm glad to read I'm not the only one with memory problems in Firefox.