VOTE: TrueCrypt

@ctsamurai: The waffle is good, but I vote for the "tic tac toe board".

This is great. Thanks for the tip!

@kcunning: Confucius say better to backup than not. :)

@mattglg: They start charging you.

@kcunning: A clipboard manager works as a convenient temporary backup of your daily entry, just in case the site doesn't save it.

@ChaosCon: That's funny. I have a personal wiki and have been migrating to ActionOutline. Grass is greener perhaps?

@Miral007: Positive. That was my initial thought when I didn't see a difference, but I've done three separate cycles, restarting the browser each time, with the same results.

@reynwrap582: I bet you're right. I guess my processor is able to make do with whatever the GPU would have been able to add.

@jaden: Never mind, I figured it out. When the window isn't visible (minimized or obscured), you get obscenely high results (just got 242FPS).

I used this site to test hardware acceleration, but the results are the reverse of my expectations.

@Braden Hays: Excellent suggestion, thanks!

@mattress: #corrections

Another option is Daily Lit to read books one email at a time.

@facted: It works on the dev build I'm on - 7.0.536.2

@rogsim: +1 "Hey cool, a Kindle demo unit!"

@Jeffrey Ling-Young Wong: +1 It's much easier to do it this way.

@jupiterthunder: By all means contribute to their request for business proposals. People are trying to find a solution to keep them alive. I don't know if you could get anywhere near 25% to pay. Many assume 1% conversion.

@jupiterthunder: 2 million is a lot of people, but when you ask for money it becomes much smaller (like the little Red Hen).

@MrNobodyWTB: You can use it as long as you want, but BYOS doesn't work in Firefox 4.