@bearboarder: Yep, the free domains or IP apply for as long as you use DreamHost. Make sure you enter the promo code you want to use when prompted!
Ryan Goldstein
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@GetOutOfBox: In my experience, Microsoft Security Essentials has an even smaller footprint than NOD32 (right now, msseces.exe is using 3,856K). Additionally, it has received many awards and positive reviews, including here at Lifehacker, a great detection rate... and it has the extra added bonus of being completely…
Many years ago, I recall some malware that checked settings of popular AV software (i.e. Norton) to identify excluded directories, using that as a basis to determine where to extract its payload. For that reason, I've made sure to never add any excluded directories or file types.
@pplgoldblatt: I use Firefox Portable, and the default setting for browser.cache.disk.enable is 'true'.
@Mike_Flip: Dynamic RAM (-1) is actually the default value for memory capacity, so you don't need to add this preference if you're going to set -1.
@DanteBehemoth: Sorry, I didn't see your reply until just now.
@coderedcc: The promo code field is near the end of the registration process, after choosing the plan and submitting your personal information.
@baudencm: Happy to help!
@ria2: Very useful for those of us who don't have access to Office 2007 or other DOCX-supporting software. Thanks!
@drongch: 1) I would sign up, but my storage on Dropbox is sufficient for my needs, and I don't want additional processes running on my computer.
@jarch3r001: Most of them are friends I referred from my university. I also referred several of my co-workers when we were looking for a way to easily share files cross-platform.
SugarSync is going to have to do more to get me to convert. With more than 32 referrals, the 2x .edu bonus, and having completed the GS tutorial, I have 18.25GB of free Dropbox storage. :P
@Ajh: My guess as to the cause of that phenomenon is the mentality of "I'm starting my diet today." This implies that caloric intake was too high yesterday, and it's decreasing drastically today.
@Ajh: There's a pretty big difference between starvation and reasonable calorie restriction.
@Ajh: Yes, I have had a problem with my weight; I've been underweight for most of my life. I have achieved and maintained a healthy weight for the last few years through regular anaerobic exercise and sustaining sufficient caloric intake.
@risc80x86: Well done!
@Ajh: The life-long benefits of maintaining a healthy weight far outweigh the temporary inconvenience of feeling weak and tired while losing excess weight.
Although not scientifically/statistically validated, this professor makes a good point with his experiment. People often claim that weight loss is extremely complicated and difficult. Weight loss is not complicated; it may be 'difficult', but the difficulty is only in preventing oneself from overeating.