It all depends on what I would have used one for.

@trashcanpatrol: Non-Smart Phone, and occasionally a pencil and an index card.

@prupert: I'm not sure if this is what you mean, but:

@Posco Grubb: What I meant was a drop down window (quake-like) that ran cygwin.

@TheFu: Thanks for showing me sshfs. I'll be looking into it soon.

I have a few questions on upgrading my computer.

I use Dropbox to host a website, but I'll find a new host soon.

VOTE: Google Wave

@shkm: Just going to respond on your last 2 fronts.

@JRock: fvincerto at yahoo dot com

VOTE: HTML Document

@wakebordr: If you are wanting to use linux as a server, I would suggest looking over here: [bit.ly]

Honestly, this shouldn't be that hard.

@Squiddles: I would think so.

@HeartBurnKid: Agent of R.O.A.C.H.: I agree, though I do wish Pandora might differenciate the difference between Contemporary and Secular Music.

I have a question about setting up a web site with a custom domain name.

@cgarison: I must still be young. :)

@Unionhawk: "Anything" can also mean slack off and procrastinate. :)

Nice Post.

@drewg: I don't think you need to make it persistent. From what I read in the guide, programs will be stored temporarily in a /tmp folder, or somewhere near that. If you are fixing a computer that has no connection to the internet, Sushi Huh might be a good choice for getting the programs you need to clean out that…