The hardest part I found is making sure all of the power, LED, hard drive LED, etc. wires are hooked to the corresponding places on the motherboard. Worth it though! I've built/upgraded half a dozen or so. I wish I had found some of the links you posted before I built mine this year!

Simply call the IRS with tax questions. They're more than happy to help you and many people overlook this. The one bad thing is the hold time.

Ubiquity requires you to be logged in and in some instances even have a tab open with your email. Not exactly as easy.

I LOVE Ubiquity. It meshes the direct command line that I love in linux with a GUI. I really hope this takes off. It's so efficient.

This is excellent technology and clearly everyone will be moving toward it. BUT it still is very rough around the edges (as can be expected). I remember seeing the multitouch demonstration a long time ago and being very impressed. Baby steps, I suppose.

I already lost my job back in September, but I found a new one in November. Now I'm hoping I don't lose my job again. Good thing no one has been laid off here at the new place... yet. I'm hoping it stays that way.

The IRS is actually very helpful if you call them on the phone... probably because they take a % of your income.

I have done this except since I graduated college, I have not had cable tv. I did have cable internet though. That's been 4 years so that's approximately $2,400. I also recently downgraded to DSL internet which works fine for me and my family. We're saving about $35/mo. All is good so far. :) You just have to find out…

I've used Dreamhost since 2004 and they've been great. No complaints, very easy one click installs (including Wordpress) which I have tested. I have also installed it using the more advanced method where you have to update everything yourself and it works like a charm too. Now they're like $5/mo for unlimited…

I have always thought this concept is very cool, but I am very wary about giving out my cell phone number to random companies that offer these types of services.

Another method of confusing a keystroke logger would be to type random characters in the same field as the password, then highlight them with the mouse and type the next valid character of your password. This way the keystroke logger doesn't record the delete or backspace key.