I wish I was taught how to build an axe, it's always useful to learn things.

The difference in total mortality in risk ratio for men between 200-239 mg/dl and >240 mg/dl is about 1.0 and 1.15, respectively. There is no practically difference between 160-199 mg/dl and 200-239 mg/dl. As the total cholesterol goes below 160 mg/dl, the total mortality risk ratio goes back up to about 1.15.

You are very wrong to say that whole grains are safe, and saturated fats and salt dangerous. Everything else is fine.

Don't forget magnesium.

Skeuomorphize all of the things!

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If you're on linux, you can just use tried and true SSH :)

To be fair, Unity is the Linux desktop with the most RAM overhead. You can install the package xubuntu-desktop to switch over to Xubuntu.

I use it a lot for my seedbox, I run my IRC sessions in gnu screen, and then I can attach them from whichever computer I'm at. Thanks for the link, I'll have to check it out. I was only familiar with PUTTY and Cygwin.

I didn't have to research how to sync my iPhone with Rhythmbox. When I plug it in, I get a prompt just like OS X or Windows. Rhythmbox comes with Ubuntu 12.04, so literally no effort is involved.

You can get plenty of support on internet forums. Also, you can buy a linux book. Doing this means you (shockingly) have linux experience (an employable skill).

What if you want a nice terminal emulator? Cygwin and putty work, but I would much rather be using Linux when I am doing SSH work. For instance, I can't find a terminal emulator for Windows which lets me do tabs.

It's better than Hoarders :p

IBM T221, obviously.

Aeropress is basically the best portable, single serving coffee maker.

More isn't better. Tons of CS players still use the intellimouse, which I believe is 800 dpi.

Saturated fat and cholesterol are essential for a growing mind. Not only is saturated fat an excellent energy source, it's also plays a crucial structural role in the body. The vitamins the body makes are made from cholesterol.

I wasn't aware of them specifically, wish I had been since I just picked out a dell for my dad :(

Fair enough. But mainly what I was referring to was the non standard cases OEMs love.

It is if you plan on upgrading. What if you want 4 or more RAM slots? Good luck trying to glean that information from the average OEM web page. What if you want to make sure your power supply will be able to run two video cards? What if you want to drop in a couple extra hard drives? Most of the time they won't even…