VOTE; jkdefrag

@Platypus Man: Isn't this how new cars are sold? You can't get a bare-bones model with just the one feature, if you want that feature you have to get it in a "package" that cost much more. My wife's car, in order to get the upgraded sound system we had to get a sunroof too! WTF?

Engage!

LH redesign: FAIL

D/L link not working:

@PatsFan: Simple test PASSED

@Eschguy: This is a test. This is only a test.

When I find myself working for an employer who has a less-than-favorable view of taking sick days, I make it a point to walk around the executive area a few times a day when I'm sick and leave as many germs around as possible.

@READINGINBED: Yes, I'm getting the same error. Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this?

@PatsFan: Now if I could only get my PC to boot from CD...it doesn't seem to respect my BIOS settings.

What NZRUSS said — thanks a bunch for this.

@ByzantineX: Already done — switched to Verizon FiOS a month ago...and loving it.

Can someone tell me what is so "extreme" about this advice?

@bobbo33: Completely agree, it's mostly nature. But, you (as a parent) have to do your part to find the right things that help your child — that's the nuture part. I as a parent have found that seeing what works for others gives me ideas on what to try with my own kids. Sometimes what I try doesn't work, sometimes…

We just go into my boy's rooms at the same time every morning...unless all hell is breaking loose in there. Just like in the post, we sometimes here them talking to themselves before the "wakeup" time, but they usually amuse themselves counting their toes or whatever before Mommy and Daddy come in to "wake them up".

On a completely unrelated topic, is it just me or are the 'reply to this comment' replies no longer nested?

@Adam Pash, LH Senior Editor: > we'll always do our best

@iain010100: Um, it's called due diligence, and yes, I expect Lifehacker to do this for its recommendations. Otherwise, I (and I suspect others) will stop using their recommendations.

@Dan in Detroit: I second the recommendation for Stellarium. Excellent product.

@killermouse0: I use digestIT 2004 for my md5 work: integrates with Windows explorer very nicely.