This is a really inspiring article without being saccharine. Well done, Adam.

I've never been able to keep anything as unread after clicking "mark all as read." It's a feature I've wished for since the beginning.

Is there anyone who works in an office environment who actually does 40 hours of work a week? I can't think of a job I've ever had where I did more than about 25 hours of real, actual work. I think 5-6 hour days with 4-6 weeks of vacation would be pretty ideal for me.

iPhone 4S question: What kind of case should I get?

Like two days ago, I was thinking about how I store my natural peanut butter upside down and how it would be a good suggestion for Lifehacker. It really does make stirring it easier.

Okay, for the sake of this conversation, let's say I dump it into the compost instead of the garbage. What do I do with remaining leaves in the tea ball? Is down the drain okay or will it eventually build up?

I love loose leaf tea, and I always use it with a tea ball. My problem is I don't have a garbage disposal, so it makes cleaning out the tea ball kind of difficult. Is there an easier way, or should I be safe to dump as much as I can in the garbage can and wash the rest down the sink?

Because your mail doesn't sit in zero-degree temps for two hours during the winter.

If you lean the sponge diagonally against your backsplash, so that only the edges of the sponge are touching the counter and wall, it dries quickly.

Funny, but I meant walking around the inside of the house. I guess walking outside for others to see is a way to take it to the next level.

I put gloves on my feet and walk around the house. Seriously, it's impossible to do that and stay sour.

There was a similar thread on Lifehacker last year. It even mentioned Music for Airports.

Last time I checked, you can't try out a Kindle at Target—they have a demo model out but it just rotates through pre-programmed screens and isn't usable.

Anyone else's memory usage in Firefox skyrocket after using the new Pandora? Firefox became almost unusable for me and I had to shut it down.

Hm, that sounds like it'd look a bit gross. How about adding a wire or horizontal wooden slats?

I love the idea of using a ladder as a bookshelf, but I'd be worried the books would fall off the back.

Spotify used to be the best, but with other services like MOG and Grooveshark offering nice online interfaces, I find little use for Spotify these days.

Yikes.

What kind of desk is it?

What's a good digital piano with a sustain pedal and weighted keys? Should I go the new or used route?