@ryno365: Well, it's just binary. And guess what ASCII is?

Vote: Wii Fit

Erm, why? It's trying to be lightweight, but it uses GNOME, OO.o and Flash. Fail.

What, Twitterific didn't even show? I find TweetDeck to be over-complicated and too bloated to be useful.

Oh, Google. I thought you were the good guys.

VOTE: Twitteriffic

That name reminds me far too much of [twistori.com]

I discovered xkcd at 10:37pm, 3rd February. By 6:12am, 4th February I had read them all and was very tired.

@Tyrun101: That's because you don't have the Helvetica font actually installed; that screenshot is using Arial (you can tell from the slanted top on the "t").

More likely the warm water is expanding the liquid, creating pressure on the inside.

@pyehac: [xkcd.com]

Lack shelves FTW!

Vote: Vimeo

Vote: Preview

@CallMeZoot: Hit TAB after typing "Find".

@venc: (facepalms) That "news" article isn't.

Always good to see the Museo font in use. Awesome.

I never eat while driving. Then again, I've been driving less than a year so if I get banned I have to retake the test (the UK).

It's on [www.softpedia.com]

I... don't like it. Sure, it's a nice font, but have you seen the window borders? How do invisible minimize/maximize/close buttons increase usability?