These are great suggestions. You gotta love Gizmodo commenters. I love to hand write stuff even though I do far less of these days. I changed the way I wrote several years ago to printing and added a little of my own style to it and I get many compliments on it.

Exactly what I was thinking. I just don't get it. Plus, I'm a little sentimental and I've been using some form of Firefox since 1993, except when AOL bought Netscape and my life was living hell for a while.

Use Soundhound, maybe?

So glad I'm not alone thinking the Facebook Android app blows. One update seems to make it start working better and then BAM! the next update damn near breaks it. Most of my friends say they just use the mobile site on their phones but I must be a glutton for punishment.

Yay Firefox! I just can't seem to switch to any other browser. It's just comfortable to me.

Very rarely, meaning, I can't remember the last time. I like flash drives so much more that any kind of optical storage.

I use AdBlock (it might not be spelled right) and I see zero ads, ever.

Yes, thank you. For crying our loud. Have people forgotten what the internet is for?

I use an amazing product called Folex that you can get at the big box home improvement stores. It is non-magnetic, which means that it won't make the spot come back because of residue. You can get it in spray bottle or a gallon jug. it doesn't foam and I have yet to find something that this stuff won't get out. It's…

I think it's hilarious that people are saying that pens don't matter. I use pens almost daily. I carry a pen in my pocket at all times. My all time favorite pen is the Sanford Expresso Extra Fine. It's very similar to the Sharpie Pen, but it was first (and better if you ask me). I was heartbroken when I couldn't find…

I have 10 icons, and that's counting the recycle bin. The only icon that I actually use is the Minecraft one. Don't ask me why I don't get rid of them.

I hope he does get a show. I've seen producers stretch out far less interesting topics to a full hour. He could easily do a half hour show and delve into some history, more coverage of the actual fabrication and some fun locations to test them out.

I would have to say my laptop. I use it for just about everything. I take it to work and I have it hooked to my tv at home. I have Netflix, a Leaf antenna, and Amazon Prime. I'm thinking about Hulu Plus but I don't really watch that much television and I can always bit torrent.

I have a wool baseball cap and I love wearing it in the winter. Way better than a stocking cap or beanie.

Wouldn't a cordless angle grinder be a hell of a lot easier than this?

I have always believed that there is a point were some things become too light. Maybe it's because I can remember when phones were the most durable thing in your house, but My RAZR Maxx feels a little too light when I don't have the TPR case on it. My hands are kind of calloused and dry and it's hard to hold onto when…

That's a pretty good explanation, in my opinion. When the squares first come down you can kind of see that the circular movement doesn't jive, but then it does. I think your brain overrides your eyes on this one.

Now, just get it for my Eee and Moto RAZR Maxx, please.

Relaxing your jaw and tongue is a great way to wind down and always relaxes me more, also.

Do we really need to label stories like they do the ads for refrigerators in print ads (Food does not come with refrigerator)? "This video is meant to be viewed as comedy entertainment, do not get your panties in a bunch, thank you". Sheesh...