I like the brilliant idea behind the links you sent me, thanks.

VOTE: Garmin Forerunner 910 XT (or another one depending on your goals/sports/habits)

Well, of course I did not mention antivirus etc. where scanning the hard drive is one of the main purposes. I can accept security checks at the airport, but I would be quite unpleasant if someone offered me a discount provided that I let them to search my pockets first. ;-)

Well, that sounds quite like a big security flaw to me. Could you point me to some link where this would be covered in more detail? Thanks.

I do not like the idea that some program should scan what is running and direct its behavior based on its findings. Isn't is how viruses work? ;-)

Also do not confuse building muscle mass and building strength.

I actutally (while not having a single Apple product in possession) do hate IE6 and Microsoft respectively. This is because what they did to web by ignoring standards and trying to enforce their own way when relying on huge market share. That they lost this battle gives me lots of positive emotions and happy smile on…

Well, encryption is one thing and good thing. Then you just have to make sure that hotspot owner does not spoof DNS requests for particular IP addresses such as internet banking together with prepared MITM attack and you are all set.

Well, let's be serious for a second here, Lifehacker. Why there is no scientific evidence in the whole article (not even in original one) that music actually improves running performance? All there is is just one claim of some man.

There is no such problem on Linux (with symlinks) and you can also solve this on Win Vista or newer with links. For me, moving directory into dropbox folder and creating a link to it in its original place worked best (rather than the other way around).

Eat whatever makes improves your workout before and eat carbs first thing after workout. You have 30 minutes when your body is ready to replenish carbs several times faster then after this period. Imagine how your ancestors chased wild animal and then immediately ate it. ;-)

Do not really know how they did it, but is is quite usable (any version - I had 1.5, 2.1, 2.3 and now 4.0 on it) was rather slow (with 2.3 the fastest thanks to lot of effort from ROM developer), but even 4.0 is quite usable in terms of speed (even though crashing and rebooting from time to time as it is in early…

This has nothing to do with Android - it is solely the problem of producers and their marketing departments (no matter the platform).

XDA: A++ ;-)

If you need dozens, this may be fine.

As for the picture: Yes, I still love you, Pidgin. :-)

If anything is going to die, it will be Facebook, not e-mail. There are many good reasons for e-mail both from technology point, diversity, distribution, etc. etc. and not one for Facebook, except it being currently on the top of hype. But that will come back down sooner or later.

My mailbox is in perfect condition though. Not destroyed at all. ;-)

I am not to say that you cannot use it, but it does not make it useful. There you wrote that "in your experience" vitamin C helps stopping/preventing illness, while there are several researches where exactly the same thing was not proved. It really is funny how incredibly powerful anecdotal evidence is and how it…

Any extension that would schedule incoming e-mails as well? ;-)