@goodywitch: Just as a little educational tidbit, what you're describing is the stroop effect.

@genericpoweruser: Expanding all comments can also be done by adding a style rule...

@genericpoweruser: Make a greasemonkey script with this in it... (obviously with all of the typical boilerplate for greasemonkey above.)

@nocturnal99: I'm pretty sure Gizmodoans want them indented. Now, those crazies over at Deadspin...

@soggy_cheerio: On the images? Guess not.

Is the new mobile version of the site crappy, or is it just me?

Yet another.

@Magnakai Haaskivi: If you want a default to classic comments... see above.

@-MasterMind-: Thanks. You ready for the next one? It's a good one.

@soggy_cheerio: replace 'cite' with '.metaRight cite'

@soggy_cheerio: That blows the presentation on the citation for the article, fix forthcoming, after I see if I can highlight posts from friends. Stay tuned.

@soggy_cheerio: If you want to move the avatars back to the left, use this set of rules. (It's slightly harder to move them all to the left, but do-able.)

@soggy_cheerio: And, I'm pretty sure that by adding the appropriate style rule, you could also move the comment author information and avatars to the right.

For those that just want a bare greasemonkey script... (replace %% with tt before using)

I haven't played scrabble since my brother destroyed me by playing quetzals on a triple word score with the Q on a double letter.

I actually use it to control my cable provider's DVR through its firewire interface. Wiimote -BT-> PC -1394-> DVR

"This is the app that got me to jailbreak my iPhone pre-2.0: a quick tap way to search common engines beyond Google, like Wikipedia, IMDB, and even Lifehacker."

Oh, and a comments system that works, and doesn't have an absolutely massive gaping security hole. (I've sent e-mails about it.) We can talk about that too.

Okay. Here it goes. How about an iPhone enabled Lifehacker, Gizmodo, and all the other gawker sites?