Trying to restrict it to the 10 most regularly used:

This is invaluable. As a doctor this is something I rigorously do with every communication and action, because the potential for miscommunication, misunderstanding and subsequent litigation is huge.

Oops... I meant to say it seems stupid to do it ONline, of course...

I've been doing the equivalent for years with a simple .txt file. Easy to search, easy to break up and available OFFLINE! Particularly with different kinds of wires, cables and accessories it's saved me throwing stuff all over the place on numerous occasions...

@nmabry: Thank you! I had been having this problem and I'd done exactly what you did... sorted now :-)

This is an amazingly simple and really useful tip. A true lifehack. I've used it at least a dozen times already today!

@Posco. Agree... This is totally ripped of RealSimple.com.

@MJ - Can see how that's a useful feature. Thanks!

Because I work on multiple computers I tend to require everything to be easily accessible from anywhere.

I love Last.FM, but there is one question that I haven't really been able to answer.

Oh happy day!! And I've just ordered a new ipod too :-)

Belatedly, I've just done this. Brilliant tutorial, and despite some of the previous posts it DOES work on a WRT54G.

I'm really surprised. Lifehacker consistently posts to interesting and well-written content across the web.

Stellarium is definitely better if you're an amateur and want to familiarise yourself with the night sky - learn star names, constellations et al., but the level of deep field image detail in Google Sky is way greater than Stellarium.

@raynar: Well, you can make it a little more difficult.

I'm surprised to be honest. I find the star system invaluable and I use it pretty much as is.

Kind of with you on this, but as for digging the original I can kind of see why people don't.

Been doing this for ages. It's actually pretty widespread and adapted for lots of other things.

Waves hand in the air...

If anyone wants more details and support Cancer Research UK (the largest cancer research charity outside the US) has a very detailed patient-focused help site on cancer, treatment, etc.