How did you send your original (gmail/hotmail/yahoo) account an invite from your non-commercial address? It forces me to only send invites to people at the same top-level domain as me (ex. only addresses @CompanyName.com)

This is Box.com, not Box.net

No need to delete, just change your email address under Settings or create a new account using the link in the article: https://www.box.com/signup/o/hellosign_25

True; hopefully we'll move on to this soon enough.

I believe it was effective here in Canada. I know people hate looking at them, anyway. It's a simple example of using association to hinder desire.

All packs here in Canada have pictures like this. It's a great idea.

Any runners who can provide their thoughts on the Garmin Forerunner 110 with Heart-rate monitor?

#corrections

We'll wait for you to form an opinion.

Neat! I'll have to try this out.

I think there's room to expand.

I love Lifehacker and rarely complain, but this article is in bad taste. I understand avoiding social interaction, but don't hold up two seats because you're having a bad day.

I saw this movie and it was pretty damn awesome. It wasn't shaky-cam like Cloverfield or anything. The story was believable and the story/action was great.

Number 7 is especially true for runners. When some people break their schedule, they figure there's no rush to get back into it (or they just give up and quit altogether).

Oh yeah? I got:

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Oof!

Runkeeper is great but I hate the display while running. Why would I want to see a bunch of bars while I'm running? Why is the "distance" display so small? It's awkward enough having the thing strapped to my arm, at least make it a bit easier to read by making the numbers larger. Also, add an in-app lock screen like…

I guess my 5km/day in 24min isn't enough exercise, I better slow down.