Extensions and themes are understandable. I'm talking apps and access to content, not dicking around with browser cosmetics.

Take a look at the Google Chrome Web Store using Firefox and see the welcoming message:

Google music doesn't work in Firefox for me. I thought maybe it was a Flashblock problem but the HTML5 doesn't work either.

I have very little counter space so this thing makes a lot of sense for me.

Thanks, gphoto looks interesting!

Also the PhotoRemote compatibility list includes the Panasonic DMC-G2

Hi Greasy Pig

Beware the behind-the-neck headphones if you want to lie down while listening. That breaks them.

Disclaimer: I am an advocate of cheap-ass wired Microsoft mice. I have not tried other brands. I do not want a mouse which requires batteries.

One thing that gets ignored a lot lately is the reason for including some iodized salt in your diet. If you want to be convinced, simply do a Google Image Search for "goiter". WARNING you will find disturbing medical pictures.

RE: This will help destroy your battery, too

@brenbutterworth is correct about the bogus use of "sous vide". I was surprised the video did not also use the words "curate" and "artisanal".

Here's something to actually stabilize the camera while walking. But of course it's not $20.

Yep, that wire is too thin to hold a water bottle. An empty plastic bottle, maybe, but a full one will bounce out on your first ride.

If you take two pictures 24 hours apart, taking 1438 pictures in between is kinda pointless.

Normal people buy a real cake and share with friends and families.

I do that with basil, too. When the first frost is approaching, I turn all my basil plants into pesto cubes for the winter.

Trader Joe's sells little ice cube trays of frozen crushed garlic, 1 cube = 1 clove. Also cilantro and basil.

I believe this same techique could be used to create an Android dowsing rod. With similar accuracy.

If you do not want to provide support, go with a pre-built. I just ordered a Lenovo with 3-year warranty for my Mom $429.