You can also hit Shift + Click again to restore it back to the size it was before you maximized it.

I thought of that too, but when you look at it, $25/12 months = $2.08 per month. That's less than a Monster/insert favorite beverage here.

I'd say Flickr. For $24.95/yr, you get unlimited uploads and storage. There are lots of apps (official and API third party) that you can use to upload straight from your desktop as well.

Am I the only one who just doesn't have a lot of apps? Outside of the preinstalled ones, I have less than 10 total.

I've got to go with the Home Theater in a Box. If you don't want/need a PS3 (which you don't), that is out of the question. Why buy a Bluray player only, when you can spend a bit more money, and get surround sound to improve TV, Games & Movies?

I pay for Pandora One and Netflix.

There are sites like [bluerectangle.com] and http://bookfinder.com/buyback/ that will give you a some money if they are looking for that book. I usually do this with my books, and package them all in one big box. So I get a few $$ depending on the book, and shipping is paid for. The only thing I pay for is time, box…

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That's great! I go to parties to have a good time doing whatever it is we do. And I have a lady already. So... thanks for the comment!

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Until you want to take it somewhere for a party...

Or middle click. All three ways work.

About Opening a Link in a New Tab: Most people I talk to don't know that you can click down the scroll wheel to open in a new tab.

Bluehost is pretty good. I use Hole in the Wall for my sites- it's very personal and "homey" feeling - the support is quick and I've yet to have a single issue in 6+ months.

I do the coupon thing at Redbox all the time. I use my phone to look up working codes, then if anyone is behind me when I'm done, I'll let them know.

The programs that I spend the most time in (Photoshop, Illustrator, etc) don't have that functionality. It's either shortcuts or Edit > Copy or Edit > Paste.

I'd feel better using something more rigid, like pipe or something.

I highly doubt it, because if you watch your RPM's while idling in gear vs. idling in neutral, the difference is negligible at best (at least in my car).

Pretty much the same for Last Pass - when you access a page store in your Vault, a notification bar appears asking if you'd like to autofill the login details, or if you choose, to autologin.