Question: Anyone use Yahoo anymore?? I had (and still have) a Yahoo account that I used to use for Yahoo groups once upon a time.

@IamDashSR: Oh I see.. Never realized they sold dry erase crayons

@MaxellDVD1: Really? That's odd.. as I've had quite an opposite experience.

Was it mentioned how long until new twitter is completely rolled out?

Wow! Amazing tip! (and I must say a very highly counterintuitive one) Who would've thought that crayons wipe off a white board that easily...

Fortunately or unfortunately, Microsoft Office is THE best office suite, and I cannot use any other substitute as far am I'm concerned. Problem is, it only works on windows (I find the mac version to be a dumbed down version ) AND uses up quite a few resources for an office application - hard drive space, RAM, and…

VOTE: Built-in Notes

@jishi9: Found it using InstallWatch.

Quick fix to overcome the portable issues:

OneNote is flexible and easy to use. It accepts printscreens, imports from scanner, copy pasting, etc.

VOTE: OneNote

I use read it later primarily because that's the first one I have known about.. simple as that. I don't think it's worth the effort to switch, nor even try, another "read later provider" unless something big comes up.

for Facebook really.. don't like people snooping through my history and seeing every single page or person I've been to

@chris0089: www.gamecopyworld.com has many no-cd cracks for games.

I only have the barest of the bare essentials really.. although according to friends and colleagues I have too many wires in there.

What about Burst shots? You can set some cameras to shoot 9 photos in succession... though I admit most of them don't do it fast enough

@ForestFire0: with web UI you had to know your IP address (among other settings), which is a problem for those with dynamic IP addresses (like myself). This way it is much easier to set up and you don't have to know your IP address to use it.

VOTE: Blogger

Wow try this neat trick:

@JBu92: ++ ?? For me (on 2 laptops now) it's been ctrl+alt+arrow key (up is normal, down is upside down, left & right 90 degrees in either direction)