@kdupree: This website: www.mydigitallife.info often use such software to... ahum... tweak software at the time of install.

@kerplaw: Second that.

@Flail: DON'T!!!

@heroineworshipper: I'd say that's the point...

@c1natra: Dropbox. Done.

@ronca: 2.5 inch form factor is for laptops. 3.5 inch form factor is for desktops. Your 4x5-3/4 is a 3.5 inch! I am guessing they just stuck with that lingo over the years. Suggestion: buy the absolute cheapest casing made in the backalleys in China. Does the job for me.

@B_Dizz: Are you sure you want to use an Excel spreadsheet?

@w0w223: OK then, try to bruteforce my password. I'll even give you some hints : non-dictionary, unpublished passphrase, 60+ characters, upper and lower case characters, special characters, French characters, numbers, punctuation. Did that help you? By the way, Hi! to my friends at the NSA.

@Zach Garretson: I onw a S300, it does have a feeder! I can feed it 35 pages, double-sided!

@Sbudda: True, the software interface of the S300 is h-o-r-r-e-n-d-o-u-s. I don't understand how such a neat product has been paired with a software dud like that. Thankfully, it's very simple and LifeHackers should have no problem figuring it out. And you only have to set it once, and you can forget it. The interface…

@SharpnPointy: I started to use that scanner a couple of years ago and I am not turning back to paper. Ever.

@IN THE FACE!: I own one of those. It has a feeder. It can handle at least 35-40 pages at once, double sided! And I hardly ever get a bad feed (twice a year, maybe).

Better GMail, Flashblock and

Vote: YouSendIt

@infmom: References please.

Karenware Replicator!

@rugbysteve: I tried both. I actually prefer 32-bit. Why? Quite a few applications I use are still unstable/unavailable in 64-bit. And I end up installing the 32 bit version anyways. I am pretty sure there is power lost to conversion in that instance.

@digitmint: A flash drive is no different than a regular hard drive. I use Karen Replicator. Free.

@Terry: I second that. Anytime you are not there, turn it on.

@bry4n7: I don't want to sound like your father but here I go anyways (I am in my 30s and have been riding for over 20 years):