@fotd_spectacular: How the hell is table salt toxic?? I may have agreed if you would have said "Don't gargle with the salt they put on the street in winter", but table salt? Seriously?

@roninpenguin: Heh, sounds like your sugar intake is too high :-)

VOTE: Powerpoint

@Cupajo: Try Mobile Signal Widget: [www.appbrain.com]

@datsunzep: I agree with you on Dolphin being very slow, however, as stated many times already, Opera Mini is not really a browser, as it receives a website as a compressed image from Opera's servers. It is therefore not possible to handle flash or anything dynamic on a webpage.

@karemboo: Thanks, tooltalk worked fine!

@justingmassa: Yep, and Tasker can do exactly the same thing (plus it's cheaper)

@rcs914: Hmm, let's see: If it takes you 60 seconds per page (if you're a fast reader) you would spend around 16 hours and 40 minutes on a 1000 page book. So the page turns amount to less than 1%? Big Whoopie!

@EmmettArcesius: Yeah, except that selling below cost is illegal under the antitrust law and could end up costing Amazon quite a lot in fines.

@ankitshah4all: Let me rephrase that by another Voltaire quote (God, this guy was awesome, you can use his quotes right about everywhere...): "Si l'homme était parfait, il serait Dieu" or "If a man was perfect, he would be god"

@clescuyer: Yes, that's the original quote, correctly translated it says: "The better is the enemy of the good"

VOTE: Toodledo

@WetCoastLife: Very dangerous approach. In fact, when you burn ticks or you try to suffocate them, they may regurgitate the blood they sucked, including all of those nasty diseases.

Holy.... I'm really amazed about the leaf cutting thing. Didn't know you could do that with plants.

@Duckspwn: I agree! PS3 is still the best console IMHO. Not as much variety in the Games section, but at least I can use it without turning the volume all the way up to hear something over the obnoxious noise of the fan.

VOTE: Filehippo #hivefive

@code3: I totally DISagree with you, especially regarding this article, as I think that Ubiquity is one of the greatest Firefox add-ons I've seen so far.

@Civ2boss: It seems to be related to the new Parser engine. If you uncheck the "Use Parser 2 (the next generation parser)" option in the Ubiquity settings, it's much faster again.

Just installed v0.5 and it seems to be a lot slower than before, especially for the translate and define commands.

Wellll... So far, so good. Chrome seems to be very fast indeed, it only has one major drawback...Memory. I have currently 5 tabs open (Lifehacker, 2 Gizmodo, Mininova and Java) and Chrome uses over 130 MB of Ram for this. I think I'll stick with Opera for the time being, it's almost as fast and has all those nice…