Question- Is this a server that you can access remotely? Outside of your network?
I've always wanted a server but I really can't think of any feasible reason why. I don't really "purchase" and watch/stream my own media because I have Netflix and most of my music streaming comes from Google Music/Spotify.
The only thing…

I'm actually an Android user and I'm not seeing that app in the Play Store, so no I haven't. Is it another to-do app? I'm not really a big expert on to-do apps. I just started using Any.Do one day and noticed I was actually able to really get things done. Wunderlist didn't do it for me, writing things down physically…

You should really dig Any.Do if you're looking for something a bit more simpler. That's exactly why I use it. Open up the app and you've already got a text field above all your other pending to-do's. Start typing and hit the submit button to just enter it in with the rest of your to-do's or you can set a reminder.…

Maybe you'd like to share my post over to Lifehacker...? ;)

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Just get into push-up position but instead of holding yourself up with your hands you rest on the side of your arms, from your elbow to wrist, and you make yourself straight like a plank!

GeekGirl I wouldn't mind helping you out with the Any.Do portion of that. Just let me know.

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That might be something I should try.

Well I hope I don't just not like coffee. I always thought that I was missing out on something really awesome.
I do enjoy pourovers from one place I've been.

Yeah I used the inverted method. Again I think I was just using the wrong grind or something.

I tried getting into coffee for a fee months but I gave up. I feel like I could never produce a good cup even though i was using an Aeropress and a good hand grinder. And fresh coffee from Mistobox! I think my grind was my problem. I never knew if it was too fine or too course.

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I was kind of hoping they wouldn't bring it over to iOS since it's such a good selling point for Android (in my opinion). But I also know that Google doesn't do that to its users.

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Am the only one who CANNOT stand even trying to use Crashplan on Windows? It always takes a few seconds to load a menu or window (and I have an SSD) and i just never know what it's doing or how to make it do what I want.

Oh wow, that generator is really neat, thanks for sharing!

Hey Eric. I'm working on a post I would like to do for the new Hackerspace blog but I'm having trouble finding a good stock image of the Nexus 4 like you've got. Could you point in the right direction so I could use that image? I would really appreciate it!

This is exactly how I feel.

Facebook Home really doesn't seem like much to me. I ran the modded version on my Nexus 4 and it really just seems like all they added was a way to view your friends' activity through your lock screen. Everything else seems more like a subtraction of features from Android; only 3 home screens instead of 5 and no…