Yeah, no joke! :)

They updated this article, and that method doesn't work right now, due to such a high demand it suddenly created:

I have set up my iPhone as an Exchange account using my Google account before, and synced multiple calendars using the http:// m.google. com/ sync page to set which ones went through the Exchange server. (explained here [www.google.com] I didn't realize it was iOS only, but that link does seem iOS oriented, only.

I use CalDAV to sync my colors, too: [lifehacker.com]

You can sync all of them. What device are you doing it on? If iPhone, go to [m.google.com] and choose what calendars to sync. If you are on an iPad, and can't do this on the iPhone, you have to use a browser that will spoof the mobile browser (like described here: [gigaom.com]

What hash tag will be used to discuss Google+? "#Plus?" I tried posting in tips, and the "+" doesn't get included in "#Google+" making it into just "#Google" with a plus sign after it, not included in the tag. I figure this will be big enough to get it's own expert page started, especially as more people get…

It wouldn't really be a full legalization of LSD. I just saw this on Discovery Channel, and the scientists had actually created a slightly different chemical. They said the atoms that would create hallucinations were too big to connect the way LSD does, so it had none of the recreational effects true LSD did. …

Once you burn through the public firewall with a point attack, you can pretty much do anything you want

How did he not see this volvo made of Legos before? I just left Legoland this summer, and the Lego car sits on display at the Volvo driving course for kids, right in the middle of the park. You can't miss it. If he's the general manager, I know he's seen it before, and you can tell it's Legos when you get close.

@englishman, I'd never heard of it until this article - I'll check it out. Thanks for the heads up

Out of curiosity, I went looking - try this: [www.fuelmeup.com] (click "see all stations")

Yeah, he's being sarcastic that all those people led revolutions that led to pure bliss for the people afterwards, then he says he never read the part in the book *after* the revolution, which would have indicated differently. The chant is his continued use of the sarcasm, since that's *not* what was chanted after…

I hear they're releasing a new edition of that book to include the story of how Muammar Gaddafi rose to power in Libya, then did stuff, and they must have all lived happily ever after (I only assume because I didn't finish that story, either).

Very true. Just like the idea that "one person's terrorist is another person's freedom fighter," it can also be said that "one persons corruption is another person's appropriately shrewd execution of their duties." A person can disagree with a lot of the ways people in the government do things, but that doesn't mean…

They claim such high and lofty goals, and may actually expose some wrong-doing, but they do it with complete disregard for the innocent people it affects - all while saying it's for the benefit of the innocents. Exposing private information and disclosing secrets meant to protect people do not give them hero status. …

Thanks for doing these easy-to-use forms to check when something like this happens. It's easy for me to share with my friends who otherwise would be lost. I just sent the link with the admonition to watch out for phishing attacks and never use the same password for multiple accounts.

Do you charge for this service? Can I get a monthly subscription - you can't be too careful

I grew up in the south, and always wondered why my Grandma had rice in her salt shaker until someone who knew told me. I didn't ask her, because I felt weird asking her why she was "different." I'm sure this knowledge may comfort some who end up travelling through the south and see it on a restaurant table.

I grew up in the south, and always wondered why my Grandma had rice in her salt shaker until someone who knew told me. I didn't ask her, because I felt weird asking her why she was "different." I'm sure this knowledge may comfort some who end up travelling through the south and see it on a restaurant table.