See the pink guys below/above wherever. However LastPass is a horrible solution to the password problem because storage is in the cloud.

Lifehacker's original content is always so much better than the blog reposts we usually get. New stuff from Alan, Whitson, and the Adams is why I keeping what's going down here every day.

Simple, read Alan's article; he covers that eventuality

It's only slow if you keep putting off installing them. The problem is you shutdown your laptop and you're in a rush for the train/boat/plane and W7 is sitting there saying Do Not Turn Off Your Computer. The killer is you very often get the same message when you switch it back on and all you want to do is check a…

Wrong story.

rtp

pwned by Google I see.

dup.

"The information Google collects and allows 3rd parties to buy or use has absolutely zero personally identifiable information in it at all, so no, they DO NOT sell this info to your future employer, or bank or anyone because they cannot identify you with this data... There is nothing in this data that can personally…

See my reply to Samuel Gerry

If I might intervene in the discussion here between you and mfratto - which btw I think you are both making valid points. As in everything that isn't illegal there are good and bad things/two sides to every story.

Obviously you can use the internet and still be concerned about your privacy. Privacy isn't the central issue here; it's who has your information and what they do with it that is worrying. Google, unlike Microsoft for one and probably other well known names, sell your information to anyone who pays for it. Note:…

Bye Google, it was nice knowing you but it's time for me to move on.

Actually the internet is destroying many 'business models'. The book publishing industry, the newspapers, clothes shopping and other online purchasing, dating... The entertainment industries' models are as relevant as a cassette tape. Movies and music are under attack and although I'm not defending them they (music…

To paraphrase the immortal John Lennon; Lifehacker is just a website, they're never going to change the world. The only person in our lifetime whose individual action has ever accomplished anything is Mohammed Bouazir.

Yes indeed you can. The Run box isn't exactly equivalent to the address bar but it's good enough. Not much use for people like me though who use the taskbar vertical to make the best use of a widescreen monitor.

Highly unlikely, slaves to the dollar that they are. A day without page clicks... unthinkable!

:) I was just getting several digs in at one time. I wouldn't believe anything without proof so I wouldn't expect anyone else to unfortunately all I have is anecdotal but enough to satisfy me. I think what google were doing was trying to test our algorithms in various ways. I don't really know what our team did by way…

Nothing wrong with asking. Ask the inquisitive guy, he has a degree in it.

Much less publicized is the fact that prior to Microsoft doing that Google were doing almost the same thing with Bing except we let them instead of setting up a sting for publicity purposes. They stopped after 10 weeks but still, just sayin'. You only know what you choose to know.