I thought so too, but I think it takes a little bit (an hour or so) to reencrypt your data to show up. The same thing happened to me, but it has come back now.

No love for Packo's at the Park, next to Mudhens stadium?

Darn, no Northwest Ohio/Southeast Michigan. What a surprise..

I wonder if that's your body kickstarting some metabolism based on the nutrient-dense food you just ate.

As a web developer, I have to be careful using these more advanced versions. What I see in making a site could be vastly different in another, not so advanced version. Along the same lines, I don't really feel like testing for a ton of old browser versions AND testing a bunch of new, unreleased ones.

A decent sized flash drive?

VOTE: Netflix

Probably because when you use an extension like this, you aren't viewing & listening to their ads, which help pay for the service.

Does anyone have ideas to get rid of ants in the house? Particularly the bathroom and kitchen?

That's because you Linux users are so hackeriffic that you can hack your brain into remembering to turn your programs back on.

@ mikey.robbo -

Every try this stuff? [www.tribcsp.com]

I have to admit, I "attended" DeVry Online two years ago. While I received a diploma, I also received ~$35K in student loans. I took "Web Graphic Design" where I taught myself more about the field from books and online tutorials rather than in class.

Same here! But for those w/o LastPass et.al, this userscript seems worthy.

Say "RED-E-4-0" a few times. Go to that site. Find "How it Works" there.

Perhaps [addons.mozilla.org] ?

In Firefox, go to Help > Troubleshooting Information. Then click "Open Containing Folder". Once the folder is open, go into the "chrome" folder. userChrome.css should be in there.

I've got a Macbook. Personally, working on a computer all day, I don't enjoy going home and sitting one all night. But that's just me.

ooooo nice. Can't believe I've missed that before!

Found this on Google's site: