Well, I guess he ended up like Michael Scott. Don't trust the machines!

So now I can frag and defrag with Steam? Cool.

Isn't it dangerous to take apart CRTs?

@Bluecold: CRT is superior in what ways? I personally liked how CRTs were able to handle stretched images and resolutions, but they were simply too bulky. If they made even relatively thin CRTs I'd get one.

@Maave: Oh, thanks! I'll try that.

Better solution: save an RTFD, remove the extension, open the folder, add a few files, rename with .rtfd. If someone re-saves it, though, the message will be deleted.

@Maave: I'd like to know more about this.

@Rycr: I am getting this too. Any help would be appreciated.

For anyone who is unable to open iTunes after this script, use this command to fix the problems. This will also re-bind the keys.

@amir.sab: See my instructions here: [lifehacker.com]

@constantincerdan: Copy this entire line and paste into Terminal (without any line breaks):

those excuses doesn't ease my headache.

@thechill1995: Exactly.

I prefer The Video Website.

@Dougiefresh91: If you're going to format a table, I honestly think HTML would be the way to go. OpenOffice.org and Microsoft Office are both gigantic memory hogs, but Notepad++ and Firefox aren't.

@brianary: It's actually just a temporary name, and OpenOffice.org had a pretty good run, so hopefully this will just improve upon it.

@thechill1995: It's an interesting philosophy, but were I to refine it, instead of killing the builder's son I would forbid the builder from having more children.

@toxic: I am very sleepy . . . veeery sleeeeeepy . . .

@toxic: But toooooxic . . .

The only use I can think of for this would be to bludgeon its buyers to death.