SHAMELESS PLUG!

Constructive criticism should always be welcomed, but isn't, so you do need to be careful. When I left my last job (leave and take this severance, or be fired), I had no problem telling my exit interviewer that I thought my boss was an idiot, and why. I held nothing back, and told the whole truth. Found out later…

I don't do any of these on a regular basis, and when I do, it's very rare. I'm not "breaking the law every day," as the title suggests. I would bet most of us aren't.

I called Time Warner recently and said something along the lines of "Verizon can offer me more channels on the TV, faster Internet speed, and bundle in my phone with unlimited calling for less than I'm paying you for phone an Internet. What can you do to keep me?" They looked around and saw that they could save me a…

I do see it in Map View, which is what the picture shows. Guess I shoulda paid more attention to what I was doing!

Zipcode thing not working for me. I wonder if it's personal...

With most cereals I like, that last bowl is the best one!

I read "Trackmaster" as "Ticketmaster," and was thinking "Why do I have to pay for an app that allows me to buy tickets that would include a service charge anyway?" :)

I'll keep my inner 12 year old in check, and just say that if the massage you get with the baseball in a sock doesn't work out for you, you can still use it to relieve stress by swinging around your head until you hit the idiot causing the stress in THEIR head.

You forgot the part about the bill that says "because of all the extra stuff we are requiring of airlines now, they'll be instituting a new set of fees, and raising their prices again."

@Jonathan: I meant iPad! Oops!

I have a Zenithink Z180-102. It's a decent machine, but it is lacking. I picked it up for about $250 a little over a year ago, and it does almost all of what I want. It doesn't have a stripped down version of Android, but there is no customization to it, either. The screen, and the processor speed are the two…

I wonder how many Lifehackers out there actually have the 3-D printer to make one of these.... (PS If you have one, I'm jealous!)

I just upgraded. I don't have small icons on, and as far as I know, I have the forward/back buttons in the "normal" place (under the File menu, to the left of the address bar). Still see the forward button.

What Apple, and other companies that rely on Open Source software as a base for their system (like Tom-Tom, which runs on Linux) have to do is maintain two different types of development ideas. One is where they may modify the existing Open Source code to fit their needs. In this case, depending on the license, they…

15 1/2! When my wife and I were looking for rings at the bridal shows, no one ever had one I could try on. One jeweler took my name, what I was looking for in a ring, and my size, and told me to come by his shop in a week or two. He made two rings just for me to try on. I'm still wearing one of them, 16 1/2 years…

Just as I thought! The sizing chart stops before it gets to my ring size (my wedding band is a 15 1/2)!

I see a real easy partnership here: [www.flat-d.com]

Wonder if he gets called Chandler, ever.

From wikipedia (a source we can all trust, right?):