@heytherefancypants: YES. I have a coworker who is so wasteful I'm tempted to force him to pay for my inevitable dental caps.

I know it's pretty late, but:

So, let's take for granted that the comments about this article being incorrect are valid (which I am inclined to do). This only applies for cold weather, though, right?

@srqueso: Thanks. So it seems like any other ISP/Telco: fine as long as you don't have to talk to anybody.

Anyone have any personal experience with U-Verse? AT&T has been progressively screwing me with its DSL service (I'm now down to 768 kbps downstream after an INFURIATING month of really abysmal customer service). I'd like to switch my ISP, but my only other option would be Time Warner, and I don't want to deal with…

This might be a silly question:

@TheFu: I would suggest MKVExtractGUI-2 [www.videohelp.com] because I like reading and saying "GUI", but a) you seem to want to use command line and b) MKVExtract only seems to work for Windows.

@MaxellDVD1: Hmm, I don't see any power savings settings (except for ad hoc network connections). I'll play around with these other settings, though. Thanks for the tip.

@iTofu 3GS has no reception problems: I wish I did. The thing is, I'd prefer not to use a wifi adapter as a long-term solution, and buying something just as a test pains my frugality too much. But that's a personal problem.

I tried explaining the premise of this movie to my sister ("He has to defeat the girl's seven exes. Y'know, it's set up like a video game, hence all the references and video game-y look to the movie/book"), and she kept on saying, "So, it's all in his imagination, right? Like, he's just pretending that he's in a video…

Happy Friday, everyone.

@korrupt9187: That would make sense, but I'm pretty sure I remember it doing that after I had freshly installed Win7. I'll take a look at my startup processes anyway, though. Thanks

@rdunseith: Yeah

Hi, all. It's pretty late in the day, but:

Hey, all.

Hey, all.

Hmm, okay I see where they were going with it, but counting facial scars from burns as a disability is sort of a stretch, particularly because they are working under a device that states that the students need special daily treatment from a full-time nursing staff (I'm speaking from experience here).