When is Google Now coming to Chrome? I know it's on its way, but does anyone know when?

As shown in the video, there is an icon in the taskbar that you can right click with the option to untick 'Restore on reboot'

Can you try a Google Reader style J/K system to jump from article to article on the homepage, because each story takes up a lot of room so it's a lot of scrolling to browse from one article to the next.

Isn't this what firefoxOS was meant to do?

I can understand the first point, though equally, it means that the click target is now larger. With regards the hover highlight, I think you may need to adjust your screen. It's light sure, but it shouldn't be at all difficult to see.

"The new menus only appear in Chrome for Windows, and only then in beta, dev, and Canary."

I don't know about anyone else, but I really like them, although maybe that's just because it's new and shiny*. Why do you hate them so?

But frozen grapes will cool it down too much...

But... but red wine shouldn't be served chilled?

I like this a lot, but I can't imagine it being that huge a help for single monitor users

[Edit] Just realised how old this article was... Move along, nothing to see here.

What is the reason for paginating an article? It can hardly be usability?

How many people have an 'emergency fund' and how large are they?

Actually, I believe you may use a screenshot of a video, which is effectively tasking a picture of a picture.

That was basically Megaupload's defense, if I remember correctly.

Agree with this, but you have to be careful that it doesn't come across as BS. Keep details short and, more importantly, relevant to the job you're applying for.

Brake checking is illegal, right. But is putting on your hazard lights to ward off a tailgater?

When the local kids find out, they're going to keep on opening and closing his mailbox...

This. I think it was Oxford University that last year sent out an email to all prospective students with every email address in the 'to' field...

But how can you tell whether a document has been signed with a pen and the digitally scanned, or whether a signature has been photoshopped on top digitally?