@tmlfan81: It's no longer called Google Apps For Your Domain. Now it's just Google Apps.

@MrTreehorn: Oh, that's great. It's a good alternative to PayPal or Google Checkout. What country do you live in?

@bobjohnbob: I guess you're talking about VISA Electron and/or Maestro?

Android WebOS for sure.

Happy birthday to you! Happy birthday to you! Happy birthday, happy birthday, happy birthday OS X!

At last test, 192.168.0.1 (my router) still has the fastest DNS.

PayPal beats direct credit and debit for me because I can be sure there will be no unauthorized use.

@JuryDuty: What are those extensions you are talking about? If userscript versions of them are available, we can use those too...it is also relatively easy to write userscripts. If you know JavaScript, you can write userscripts.

@Aenean: I don't know why it looks grey on yours. Mine is blue. Try going to the Chrome Themes Gallery, clicking the "Made by #Google" tab, and selecting the Classic theme.

@Nitesh Singh: Website loaded for me.

@Protector one: Hadn't we discussed this already? IE sucks, period.

@NeoAkira: Userscripts can be used in Chrome... [lifehacker.com]

@JuryDuty: Try porting them on your own, if you're interested in Chrome.

@OW-Holmes: Tell it when he's talking about the future of programming. Slowly suggest that he could learn to program Chrome extensions.

@Asian Angel: ChromePlus: no Mac version, no way. I'm happy with Iron.

@Aenean: Why isn't it appealing, may I ask? It rocks even more on Mac. ;)

@Platypus Man: Very good point: nothing beats the infinite power of about:config.

@metal face eagle premium is not from So Cal: Tell your boss to fire that IT. :)

@Pazu: Chrome Safari in all the ways.

@Anomaly1: It is possible that it is a #WebKit downside. #Google was too lazy to make their own rendering engine, so they adopted #WebKit and the downsides that come with it.