Very disturbing - I rely on Google Reader to keep up with content on about a dozen sites. I've tried a few of the suggested alternatives, but none of them seems to be good enough. In fact, some of them were slow as mollasses when I tried to configure them. Why doesn't Google just add RSS capability back into Gmail…

No, I didn't. That may be the key. Doesn't it suds up when you shake it?

Here's the same thing on Amazon:

I've found that these work very well. Not sure why it's listed as acrylic - it's actually metal wire. It's strong, cheap and takes up little space when in use. Folds when not in use.

FYI - refilling a foaming dish detergent container with another brand doesn't necessarily work. I tried it and the soap didn't foam at all. It just kind of sputtered out. I'm guessing the detergent is formulated differently.

I wish I had known the condom had a hole in it.

I don't mean to be rude, but is this really a problem that was crying out to be solved?

At first glance, I thought the headline said "Google Maps for iPhone Now Searches Google Contacts and Local Cigarettes". Thankfully, that's not the case.

"Most would put it at number one, regardless of platform". How can they when it only runs on Windows? This is from the X1 FAQs page:

Sounds like the words of the young. You might change your mind in 30 years. I really would rather have friends and family celebrate my life too, but you can't take emotions out of it - especially when people have known you for a long time. Mourning and grief are a natural part of life and some people need to…

Agreed!

Believe it or not - on laptops, the position of the power cord. Better (for me anyway) if it's on the left. Also - it must have a numeric keypad.

I have a 64gb SD card in my laptop that automatically syncs my work folder every 15 minutes. I also have multiple external drives for different media - 1 for music, 1 for movies, etc. Finally, I have RoboForm backup my passwords to the cloud.

Electrical tape is a bad choice. Eventually, it looses its stickiness and begins to unpeel - especially with the frequent handling earphones get. I know, I've tried. BTW - it doesn't matter which side is which - unless the ear/headphones are specifically designed fit a particular way.

Although I use Google constantly, I rarely visit their home page. Some web dev and SEO searches like "site:" and "link:" don't work when searching from the built-in Firefox search field.

Call me cynical, but I guess it comes as no surprise that more effort is put into stopping illegal downloads than prosecuting banks top executives for nearly destroying the world economy.

You're probably right. I've posted a note about my experience on their forum, but will stick with my existing music player. Better safe than sorry.

I downloaded MusicBee twice from the developer's site and both times, Malware Bytes found Trojan.Backdoor.MRX. What's up with that???

Based on your recommendation, I decided to try MusicBee. I downloaded from their site and unzipped the installer. MalwareBytes immediately quarantined a n item named Trojan.Backdoor.MRX.

The option to save the upgrade installer to a thumb drive appears when you go through the download process. I did it successfully.