I need stairs.

@Jarrod: Or just type in your local Police Dept. as home. If the thieves try to go "home" they'll get a big surprise.

I wish they had a "pay as you go" data plan.

I wonder how many times this page will be reloaded during the next few days.

Do you have to have a larger sized thumb drive to do the updates for these portable Linux distributions? Or can you do updates?

Vote: reqall

Is there a way to start from the beginning of a twitter account? Some people have a lot of tweets, and you have to keep hitting the "more" button to go backwards through them.

@AmphetamineCrown: I was mostly trying to see if the if it would be cheaper to get a small stand-alone GPS like a Garmin or TomTom to use in the car for trips, or install cheap/free software and a get a USB GPS Receiver. Also, I was looking for something that is user friendly, I don't need all the bells and whistles,…

I was thinking of adding a GPS to my laptop. Anybody have any recommendations on software and antennas? Or how-to's for setting it up?

Can you track a stolen desktop?

Is there a spell check for pidgin portable?

What's the best way to test and see if one single rechargeable battery is still good? I had some new rechargeable batteries, and some that were on their way out. They got all mixed up together. Any suggestions to help with thinning the herd?

Would this work for the canned dough you buy in the grocery store?

@Buster Friendly: Thanks Buster, I had a feeling you would come through. Your my "go to" guy for questions like that.

@korpo53: Nope, sorry, "I'm a PC"

@TehBeardMan: Unfortunately you need to go to the website with your phone. I don't have a data plan, that's what makes it a problem.

I currently have a notebook computer that has windows XP, Windows 7, and Linux Karmic Koala. When I first boot up the GRUB gives me a choice of Linux, Linux (recovery mode), and Windows 7. If I pick 7, it takes to another screen that lets me choose between 7 and "an older version of windows" (XP). Is there a way to…

I just installed the "blackberry desktop" program to try and get my

I recently noticed that there was a file in my portable Peerblock that was over 3 GB. I deleted the file and was going to re-download it. Is it normal for Peerblock to have a file that big? Is it the list of all the blocked IP's? If so, I wouldn't be able to put it on my thumb drive.

With all these articles about password protection, I went looking for a program I thought I had read about that you could use an image as your master password. It would use the fist couple hundred characters of the pictures code as the password. Maybe I got confused and I'm thinking of something else because I haven't…