@Derek O'Harrow: Yeah, if I came to work in a business attire I'd never hear the end of it.

VOTE: XMarks

@bbutle01: Exactly what I was thinking!

XNview helps to find duplicate and similar files. It also has a batch processing function to convert, resize and rename.

Around 96kbps I start hearing artifacts. A sound engineer guy I worked with told me that for regular people audio books are fine at 64kbps and music at 192kbps.

@kettlewhistle: I second the motion.

@kettlewhistle: I second the motion.

@LuckyChuck: Considering kids lie to parents all the time, why not?

Also, I think most ISP provide free web space. For example, RoadRunner cable internet offers 50 megs of space.

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@slinky22: This program doesn't sync files, it creates a symlink for you. You could do the same manually through the command line.

@GreasyPig: Yeah, the default Notes font is called Marker Felt.

@Dragonis: I think it's the same people that tried to eliminate emoticons, but failed. ;)

@Kris Harris: You have to enable asian language keyboard support in the settings, and then restart the device.

I'm not a very good at haggling, but this works in a big city where there's a few car dealers to work with.

@gnaihc: Possibly, I don't have an iPad.

Excellent, I love this type of tip. Common sense would tell me to look up the car value, but I wouldn't have thought to actually show it to the dealer. It's better than a print out too, because those can be doctored very easily.

@ph: It's $8.99 for the steaming 1 DVD plan.

@MisterSwag: Sound's like a VOTE: iTunes to me.