I haven't used irc since the 90's or so, but I think xchat2 is a current one that is pretty good. [silverex.org]

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Note: There is a Pro version for $3 with some extra features and without ads.

But you'd have 17 different dimensions to remember. Also, pants do use actual dimensions and still manage to be different across brands.

"feng shui practitioner" seriously? Gives her about as much credibility as a fortune teller.

Just tried them both. I think I'm liking Menu Editor better as well.

Don't think so. I was looking quite a bit a few weeks ago and couldn't find anything useful on the subject.

I've always Preferred Tomato. DD-WRT has a lot more advanced stuff that I don't need. Tomato also has better bandwidth monitoring than DD-WRT or the stock firmware. I never get close to Comcast's 250GB limit, but I still like to know how much I've used. QOS is the other thing that stock firmware doesn't do. I…

Along with many others, my original choice was the WRT54GL. When I upgraded to N I went with the Netgear WNR3500L. It was built by Netgear as an "open source" router with support for DD-WRT, Tomato, and other 3rd party firmware's. [www.myopenrouter.com] is a good website with info, guides, and forums for it.

Go to the contacts list > Menu > Display Options > tap the arrow by your gmail address > leave the check mark by just the groups that you want to show in your contacts list.

I could do it with 2.0 on my original Droid.

I actually like it auto saving contacts. It's easy enough to just sync your "My Contacts" list instead of all of them on Android. I also don't email an absurd number of new people so it's easy enough for me to go through them every few months and save the ones I want to keep permanently and delete the rest.

#corrections

"The theory is, you'll be in a lower tax bracket post-retirement, than you are while working. Thus, you end up paying less taxes."

Now they just need to add game day parking rates near sports stadiums.

Pretty sure you can install greasemonkey scripts in chrome just like any other extension.

Is Google Scoreboard still really slow with downloading data? It doesn't look like it has been updated in a long time so I would assume it is.

It should only get flagged as spam if you abuse it and consistently keep doing it to stay at the top after only a short time.

I don't see how the earthquake/resulting tsunami's would fit with lifehacker's general theme of getting things done easier and faster other than maybe mentioning the google page for finding people. There are plenty of other general news sites that do have information on it. There is also pretty extensive coverage on…

"Low power consumption, with brand new Multitasking location services in iOS 4.0 TaskAware can track your location without ever turning on the GPS!"