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That's also stealing, regardless of views on whether or not they should be charging for wifi to hotel customers to begin with.

*I* know that I'm not up to anything illicit - I just don't want people in the room until I'm done with it. If I am on a longer stay, then I will let housekeeping come clean every 4 or 5 days. Otherwise I do my own trash collection, stop by a cart or the front desk to get new toiletries / TP / towels or call to have

http://www.foodfacts.com/NutritionFacts/Prepared-Meals/Swanson-Great-Starts-Pancakes—Sausage-Breakfast—oz/8692 There's one by Swanson, and at one point Aunt Jemima had been using the name. Not sure which makes it now if any.

Agreed. At this rate, if you really need pancakes on the quick, you might as well buy frozen pancakes, or make them in a huge batch and freeze them in baggies of three or four (whatever you normally eat in a sitting). Then when you want pancakes you just throw em in the microwave with some of that microwavable sausage

You could write a Chrome Extension that would do that. All it would have to do is run a small external program (like a bash script that starts and waits) and then you set Wimoweh to only sleep when that external program is running.

I am a work-at-home project manager, but very recently had a conversation with the VP of marketing about our company's sharepoint site logo, which I designed for the new launch. It had been approved up to the director level, but then people liked it and started using it in presentations and reports. The VP also

Also of note, you can save this bookmark in Firefox, edit the bookmark, and then have it open that bookmark in the sidebar, so you can take notes while you stay on your current tab.

I think reading that article title actually just killed a few of my brain cells. Once they fix it, for anyone wondering, "DIY Stove Made from a Paint Cain[sic], Toilet Paper, and Rubbing Alcohol Keeps Your[sic] Warm in an Emergency."

Unless you put cash on a pre-paid debit card with a VISA logo and log in to register it through a tor proxy and use a fake address, since you're not buying physical goods. If you want to go further, wear a disguise into the place you go to buy the prepaid debit card in a town or two over from where you live / operate.

I was just thinking this myself, it sounds brilliant. Great suggestion!

I know it's probably not like this at all, but with Whitson Gordon stepping up to Editor-in-Chief I just picture Alan Henry sitting in a dark corner somewhere with his hands steepled and staring at his monitor going "Soon... mua ha ha... ha ha ha... HA HA HA HA HA HA HA..."

That's fine if you want to have *breaded* fried fish (catfish, grouper, flounder, I'm right there with you), but some people cook fish in a pan that is flavorful and delicious without the breading. This recipe is clearly aimed at people who want to cook the latter style. I doubt you'd want to use sugar on the breaded

Perhaps you're less familiar with American History? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_Tea_Party

Hmm, that's weird. Yeah I don't know about Sprint, I'm on Verizon and they won my contract renewal by being the only 4G game in town here in the mountains of NC. Good luck, maybe check with Sprint's coverage map for specific 4G locations, then call customer service when those areas don't work? Maybe there's something

I think the tag for this article is misspelled, "Webapss" should be "Webapps."

For non-media use, sometimes when I'm at a slow connection I'll use LogMeIn to get back to my home machine and browse from my home computer, so that the only thing the local PC has to do is get the screen of my home PC on the faster connection and send mouse / keyboard data back and forth. May not work well on

Do you mean a wifi hotspot? You get 4g service from your cell provider, if they have 4g coverage in your area. Starbucks, big box stores, etc. would have Wi-Fi hotspots, so you'd want to have your wifi on your phone turned on. If you want to use your phone as a mobile hotspot when wifi isn't available, you can

Absolutely true. It *should* feel weird that some guy is trying so hard to have a conversation you're simply not interested in having. It's like, look guy, if we haven't discovered anything in common to enjoy or discuss, or even a thing of consequence to debate and disagree about - maybe we shouldn't be friends.

I think this is a place where paranoia starts... when you've been yelled at enough or corrected enough for things you didn't think were your fault, you start thinking you are incapable of telling when things are your fault, so you assume everything is your fault or that you're the one who did wrong. I think what is