The one thing that I don't get about many of the video conversion programs for Windows is, that in the case of many of the paid apps, the developer has chosen to draw their own UI, usually a garish one at that, which to my eyes, is not required as they don't use any controls not already present with in the Windows GUI…

And waste even more tape.

Folding over the end of the roll wastes that end of the tape.

Share Bucket is conceptually a lot like Skitch,

The link results in a 404 page.

The inclusion of album art is also the reason why you might hear a squawk of noise at the start of MP3s streamed from your computer to your TiVo.

Also, many laser pointers emit polarized light. DO NOT LOOK INTO THE LASER POINTER! Aim the pointer THROUGH the glasses and rotate the pointer (or the glasses), and the transmitted light should change as you rotate it

deleting redundant comment.

I've been on a BMI (British Midland) flight from Chicago to Manchester (which back in the first days of BMI running transatlantic flights, they left the seat back screens showing the front external view) crabbed all the down the glide slope.

The difference is that no reputable locksmith / professional key cutter will make a key out of a clay impression, making it hard for the opportunist to copy a key.

{Edit} Jeez, why don't I RTFA before posting?

I used to work as a bus driver, and many of the town's routes were circular, one of my colleagues was operating one of the circular routes one day, passing the same white Transit van four times without issue, until the fifth time she clipped it.

Even more of a reason to compact it for the journey to the recycling center. More 'waste', less trips.

Well, I've got my new vacation activity lined up.

I'd punch/drill a couple of holes in the outer can (Only for compressing dry goods) to aid air escape during compression and prevent a seal occurring making it hard to separate them afterwards.

All those people arguing over that sign, yet it is the municipality who erected that sign which is most likely at fault for not specifying which Engine braking that they are prohibiting.

What kind of screw tops are you referring to? The rings in the picture are of the tamper-proofing type found on the regular plastic milk jugs, the tops of which screw off.

This isn't anything to do with Google discontinuing support for XMPP Federation is it?

Had a MacBook Pro ('06 WK28), a lot of light bleed, especially from the green NumLock on the Function key.

Worthwhile investments as in he likely spent up and beyond $2K on the computer that he hooked it to (my M17RX11 notebook cost $4K and was top of the line at the time, the equivalent top of the line desktop gaming rig from Alienware checked out at over $8K), losing $130 on purchasing a replacement keyboard, plus…