I've been using Pyrex but find that they sometimes leak. I've seen people in the lunch room with snapware and they said they have no problems with leakage, so I'm gonna check it out!

Thanks! I was using Flashblock and had some problems with it. Hopefully I won't have problems with this! Thanks.

@Kajaah117: Expand seems to be better... It shows the whole link, whereas LinkPeelr cuts off if it's too long.

this is so complicated... it's just easier to sync with itunes. i don't really notice any problems, though it'd be nice to have wireless or bluetooth syncing.

Love it!

my bad, just noticed the crop thing too. still i'd rather do that manually.

Isn't "resize" the more accurate term instead of "crop"?

Wow. Good post... But at this price point, why not just buy one? For $900 to $1100 plus the cost of the OS seems pretty steep if you're putting in the manual labour. Plus, the cost of a monitor, mouse and keyboard. Seems like a fun project though!

How about being a minimalist and not writing such a long article on minimalism? Someone else could use those words instead. If you cleared some of them away you could have more room for yourself.

Eggs over easy done in a cast iron pan with butter... some hot sauce on top. Mmmmmmm.

awesome thanks! i added this to my list of useful things normal people can do in terminal.

French presses (Bodum) and stovetop espresso makers (Bialetti) are awesome. No filters to buy and throw away, so less waste and you save money over time. They're also made of glass and metal so you're not pouring scalding hot water on plastic. Also if you buy your beans fresh from a store that lets you buy less than 1…

Different diets work best for different people. I know people who love being vegan and are healthy and I couldn't do it. I love meat and eggs, I keep dairy to a minimum. I also eat fruits and veggies. I avoid grains and starches altogether except when I go to restaurants. I look good and feel my best, but I also eat…

I got voluntarily bumped but I only got a $75 credit. Several hundred, you say? Either this is inaccurate or I got ripped off.

i just write labels by hand on paper and tape it to the cord. that works! this looks a bit neater but would it rub off from frequent contact?

information delivered in monotone between the occasional sigh... i think i'd rather read about its features than watch an unenthusiastic video about it. that totally didn't sell me on it at all!

That would be a very pretty calendar with all that stuff. I just have 3. One for my personal life, another for my class schedule, and a third for assignment due dates. Sometimes if I'm lucky I get to make a 4th one as my "travel calendar" which I occasionally share with people I'm traveling with to share/collab on…

The iWork suite is a less expensive option for Mac users. You can open MS Office file formats in the corresponding programs and export to those formats as well. I have both MS Office and iWork and prefer iWork. Pages and Keynote are awesome programs if you have a Mac. iWork also runs faster than Office on a Mac.

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I love lattes and won't do it!! You can save by not using as much soaps of all kinds (shampoo, detergents, etc.)