What a horrible night to have a curse.

Ow. It hurts. Ow ow ow ow ow.

This is all well and good. But I still say you ought to be able to set up and use ANY google-fueled account (normal google acct or apps acct) and have all the services available. Having the explanation of how it really works behind the scenes makes the situation more clear, but no less annoying.

@flahertyz: Try reading the whole thing. Its rolling out for the next few days.

@ddillman: Congratulations on your failure to comprehend.

This kind of thing makes Lifehacker look bad.

I've been using Opera 10.5 pre-alpha for a while now. Oddly enough it crashes almost instantly when viewing [Lifehacker.com] (using Chrome right now). I really like the way it looks and its over all speed. I'm just not a fan of widgets. If they had extension similar to Chrome then it would be an awesome browser.

Ok advice, I guess... but hardly worthwhile. Re-installing from scratch only takes a couple of hours max (only 30min if you restore from a disk image). This assumes, of course, that you do regular backups of your data (but you should do that no matter what measures you take to keep your machine running at top…

@k2001: If it is a financial reason it wont bother me. I mean they are a huge company that has shareholders.

@DaveyNC: You just answered your own question.

Feedly

@matthewabel: Have you tried Feedly it ties in with Greader.

Take a chill pill, Mark, it's just a screen.

I like how 1.13 hours on the phone is equal to "once call to AT&T customer service". At least for me, though, this chart is way, way off.

@dfp3050: "Super" or not, I think they made the phone a little too big.

@Bokusatsu_Tenshi: Jesus Phone was tongue-in-cheek, not actual marketing. That and this are different.

This post fails for making the same fallacious argument that was made against "smartphone". However, it wins for being completely correct.

Personally I use Feedly on Chrome for my feeds. Works wonders.

Was hoping they would add the option to rearrange panels so I can put the bookmark bar under the address bar. It crashed about 2 minutes after launch while I was in options. Looks better though.