HDM+, I forget the version, a DOS hard drive menu and program launcher; Telix (3.1?) a great DOS telecomm program; and Silly Little Mail Reader, which I loved for offline mail reading.

@GirafficPark: I broke down got an ugly rubbery case. (Worse, white!) You also don't feel so bad about sticking Velcro on it.

@PrairieMoon: I've always liked Metapad. One of the few apps I every run partly transparent. And portable too.

Love it, but as Phoenix said, pricey. Probably cost more that my house.

@PrairieMoon: +1 Can't imagine life without it.

I want to sync some things to JUST my machines, not to the cloud, a la FolderShare/LiveShare/whateverthehellit'scallednow. I don't need my pics taking up space in the cloud, but I want them on multiple machines. Will this do that?

Wild. People commenting, apparently people in the know, (ie. experienced interviewers) say exactly the opposite things. Guess it's right what they say, there's no one proper way to create a resume.

Perfect weddings always make me cry. I'm a cheap teacher, but this gets bought.

@vinylrake: I tried to sing your response to the tune. Made me laugh.

@tgrantt: And I have an Android phone, if that matters.

@ZeroCool898: I've been thinking of Orb. Any reason to pick one of the others?

@Androsia: Many people don't understand that. They think that, if they make $20/hour, that all their time is worth that, but that is true only if you would have earned that money then.

@Firesphere: +1 I was going to post the same tip. Works currently at my workplace.

Is that plane, er, excreting that cornucopia?

@skandranon: From the webpage, "Samsung Phones are currently not supported." Too bad, I would love this.

@Adam Howard: Sorry, Paperdroid, as you probably know. Reader for Read It Later, if you don't.

@tgrantt: Now I see them. Could IT at work have blocked them? I see other QR codes.

@likewisedesign: I don't see them either. Maybe they're like the fnords.

@ms.henrick004: Canada. Same sad. And I even have an invite!

My windows thanks?