My no-so-little recipes notebook (like in real paper notebook)

Opera 10alpha on linux; it's a killer.

There's an error on the "Memory Use" diagram; the data for Opera with 9 tabs is missing.

$ cp

Opera does it again; how long until all other browsers implement Visual Tabs?

This looks also like a good option for small touch-screen devices, since the user interface has only a few yet fat-finger friendly controls.

[www.howtocreate.co.uk]Jeej:

I think this will be a big revolution for all the people that can't live without Twiter/Facebook.

1.RSS Feed Reader (when at work/home)

I get a landline in a combo with Cable and Internet. So Why not? it's always cheaper to call a land telephone, you have a land number to give if needed, plus cable companies give long distance fees similar to Skype.

@michaeldouglas: Darn you, I was just about to say tha same silly joke.

vote: Puppy linux

The tendency is mobile, so the email client has lost a lot of space. Many people just use gmail on their browsers!

Picasa doesn't run on Linux! (at least not natively). Yes, it runs under wine (sort of), just like Word, but that doesn't mean Word is a Linux application...

vote: pen and paper

I've been using it from time to time; it has good enogh info for big cities, but it lags behind for less populated/transited places.

@adarshcha: Second to that, overall Opera is still the best choice

I'm really disappointed on you guys at Lifehacker; if you're setting a poll, then don't add funny comments pushing people to vote as you'd do it.

Vote: Puppy Linux

Great! Now you FF guys can enjoy a feature already available in opera for years!!