Never mind... I just saw that it's not free. It has a monthly service fee... argh.

Yup I have a Z-Wave thermostat (I bought in anticipation a while ago now) and I've heard good things about Zigbee.. those two protocols will get you most devices out there... at least the nice low-powered and cheap ones.

I used to use and love 1Password, but times changed and so did I.

I used to use and love 1Password, but times changed and so did I.

iPassword was great when I was still locked into Apple environment. It was stunning and beautiful, and I remember it mostly working fine.

I'd really like to hear how it is... I've been tinketing with a few home automation open source solutions (2 work as packages on my Synology NAS, but they don't work well)

Smartthings seems to be vaporware...

Pity they are not around yet.

FreeNAS 8 is looking good. I tried FreeNAS previously and was a little disappointed (had issues with multiple user permissions...). Eventually I bought a Synology.

Google Hangouts can do it to now and I'd much simpler to set up.

Also the HTC One has awesome sound quality... really awesome stereo speakers. And the camera (although low in MP) has a great sensor and lens and work really well for stunning images in low light.

Same here... I've never had Windows, but I really would love to use MediaMonkey. I don't want to be locked-in... and thus use Android and/or iOS... so iTunes does not work for me either since it kinda locks me in to iOS devices.

I'm sure I can 3D-print that sucker!

Same here... Except I also bring out the Bialetti when the parents come over... You know... Europeans.

In the past day alone I have used all top three brewing methods... Love then all. They all have their place.

Vote: AeroPress

Yup, I use that to heat up my coffee for my AeroPress!

Why specifically 3?

Clearly you confuse debt with using credit cards and paying off the balance completely every month. I have credit cards, I use them and never pay any intrest. ever. They actually pay me quite a tidy sum in cash-back every year for purchases I make.

My grandmother taught me how to easily break pretty strong string with only your hands.