Yep. The choice for us was "eat it", "trade it", or "starve". My mom didn't really care which one we chose.

My mother's way of dealing with us being picky was "Here's the food I made. Eat it or go hungry."

Finally, Windows gets a RAM drive that works like the Amiga's did. Welcome (finally) to 1985!

Even though this app works like it should, ES File Explorer has the same inbuilt feature.
It does the same thing and you install one less app. ES is a must have for all as it is very versatile.

I hated the 250mb limit at first, too, and declared Box useless — but now I like it, because it made my cloud storage allocation decisions easy.

I use Box strictly for archiving photos. Nothing else.

That frees up the 8.x free gigs I've got on Dropbox for things that Box won't hold.

I like this arrangement a lot, with…

One cool feature I noticed was the ability to activate, or deactivate, locks based of wifi connections so you can set up safe zones like your house/work. I think this should be mentioned in the article.

Not all phones have a recent apps button on-screen :)

I don't really get the appeal. The recent apps button is already on screen, so why not just use that?

OR! turn off the TV for an hour and go to the gym!

I don't see the point.

I have a couple of things to point out. First, if you have a brand new computer all you have to do is use Window's uninstaller and get rid of the junk. Since it would be new there won't be hardly anything listed other than the junk there.

Good concept. Add some duct tape, and you can hide stuff anywhere. For example, a spare car key duct taped up inside a bumper or in the gas cap door, a housekey under a patio chair, a couple of $20's inside your shoes, etc.

I personally use the Logitech Anywhere MX and love it. Only problem is the conventional middle button is what toggles between free scroll and clicked scroll, so I mapped the mousewheel tilt to the left as a middle click (& mousewheel tilt to the right to minimize the window...hello easy boss mode!). But battery…

Logitech makes mice with a button that turns the free scrolling on and off. You can scroll for miles and miles if that's what you want, or you can hit a button and it'll click at regular intervals again.

Any time I've ever set up something audible for a dog to interact with to let me know he needs to go out, they've abused the hell out of it out of boredom and just wanting to go outside to roam around. It may be better for some dogs than others but teaching them to tell me themselves is the only one that hasn't been…

Impulse items are probably the biggest offenders for us. We combat that by creating a comprehensive list and we do our best to stick to it. Organize the list by the aisles in the store, and you can stick to it easier.

My home used to keep getting replaced by Tulip's Beauty Parlor and Salon and I just kept resetting it to Home. So far, in the past two days, it hasn't shifted from Home afaik and the salon stopped showing up in Spaces as a location option. Do you keep switching back to Home/Work and has it realised yet that it should…

jbarr, just give it time and correct it whenever that kind of thing happens. It just takes a little while for Aviate to learn "you"...

Half the places I'd like to use this "trick" it doesn't work. The website claims the + is an invalid character.

Yeah except the problem being that this makes one of the most frequent uses for disposable emails impossible, i.e., spam prevention. Since it follows an entirely predictable pattern, spammers can trivially figure out how to get your real address.