I think this is an appropriate time to ask if there are any great long exposure apps for android, both for taking neat pictures of fireworks and also for general photography?

I've been doing this for a while, but for me it's more because now i can fit a bunch more bookmarks on my toolbar.

USB soundcard (creative x-fi go), that way i can keep my audio high quality even when i'm traveling and just have my netbook.

similarly a usb keyboard and mouse

Are there any ways to modify the shortcut to make this pane open faster, i much preferred the ios way because i can double tap the home button much faster than i can press and hold the home button.

There are a lot of us without hardware keyboards so we can't just start typing without bringing up the keyboard. Just thought i would mention that.

Besides the normal nice (desktop) computer rubber bands are a necessity for me. I have so many cables waiting to be used and if i didn't have them all rubber-banded it would be impossible to get them out of my drawers.

i'm still a giant fan of doing full images of my drive. Even on my laptop i partition my drive so i have about 150gb for the OS and the rest for media. That way i can image the OS partition and when i seriously screw up my OS i just restore the image and it's just like new, and all of my media and documents are still…

Now please do a high five for android calendar replacements. i used weekcal on my ipod but ever since I've moved over to android the built in calendar has been painful to use!

i recently gave up and got a usb printer, Greatest Decision Ever! i just plugged it into my computer and it started working, windows found the drivers automatically and I've had no problems!

My family was throwing out (responsibly recycling) a printer because it used way too much ink and i took and started using it. Much to my surprise the cartridge has lasted almost a year for me. I'm a student so i print about 5-10 pages a week, but it just proves that crappy inkjet printers can be enough for one person…

exactly what i was thinking, i teach gymnastics and this is the polar opposite of "sticking the landing"

I find it hard to believe that a musician would have a computer with no speakers. Maybe i'm old-school but i do make music and a home studio just doesn't feel complete until you can share the music with everyone else in the room.

I wounder if my contact solution can qualify as a liquid medication? it's a 9oz bottle so it's clearly over the limit but i like to be able to put my contacts on when i get off the plane without digging through my checked luggage.

i still prefer using a gaming keyboard even though i use my xbox controller to pc game. I find that gaming keyboards feel and respond much nicer and are also more durable.

i've just got an extension cable that i snug up behind my monitor and its cables. It's grey not orange and i just pull it out when i need to plug in an external drive or something random.

for the longest time I've used a paper clip as my wallet. I can keep a very decent amount of cash as well as my driver's license, student id, and bank card with almost no added bulk in my back pocket. The paper clip is not as bulky as a money clip and when it won't hold any longer I just get a new one.

i feel like a mini fridge would be cheaper if you didn't consider all of the hardware and time required to mount the computer. You might also want to watch out for condensation. Your computer will probably have water condense on it just like a cold glass and that could end very badly.

it should be noted that the cpu and gpu fans are controlled automatically by the system so i'm not going to burn anything out, however they are deep enough in my case that they don't add that much to the noise when they get cranked up.

When i built my newest desktop last year i picked up a fan controller for it, now i have a bunch of knobs so i can crank up the fans when i'm gaming or rendering and turn them down to almost silent when i want to watch a movie. [www.newegg.com]