I tend to use FocusBooster. It's an application that lets you have small distraction breaks in between work sessions:

@Jeffski: SSD prices have already dropped quite a bit. It won't take terribly long for them to reach a reasonable price.

No DownloadSquad?

Download link on the site is dead, any mirrors?

Soluto? Seriously? It takes up a ton of resources by itself.

Looks pretty but it doesn't seem like it'd serve its main purpose of actually being a desk.

It's not extinct, there's just very little of it. It's more of an endangered species.

@dirtysteak: HTML 5 doesn't do everything, and some thing that it does do are better done with Flash.

@hudey123: If you get one that supports standard desktop resolutions, it's great. Having a tv and monitor in one saves a ton of space.

@teh1andonlym0: It's a dessert, not a full meal.

@laughingbull: Knowing something won't make a person into a criminal. If someone wanted to know how to pick locks for malicious purposes, they would have already googled it.

@Snafu77: You can also use an AMD based machine, but expect headaches up the wazoo. Once it's up and running, it works great though.

@GreasyPig: Premiere is a solid choice, doubly so if you do any After Effects work. Being able to share some of the workflow between them is just awesome.

@Kris Aubuchon: They even suck at small transactions. Last week they randomly held a $5 payment I made for literally no reason whatsoever. It took me all week of dealing with them and sending them ID proof to get the money put through.

@jbarr: The new version of Chrome has bookmark and extension syncing so you don't even need to bother with the process of storing a bunch of configuration files in Dropbox.

@mrgibblechip: They can't feel happiness.

VOTE: Jinni

Lifehacker: The binder clip blog

@damnflanders: It's about time XP users upgraded anyway.

@resilient: Wasn't that basically what Wave was?