I still use free yahoo mail as my main email, but then, when I need to look good I give them one from my domain like Ellis suggested.

I use my laptop. My desktop has 8gb of ram for heavy photo or video editing, but other than that, my laptop is a better machine. It's older too, which is strange... but I skimped on the desktop, so that's what happens.

Where's the "Both" option? Mah laptop runs 32-bit, the desktop where I do all my major video and photo work is 64.

@Prakhar Bahuguna: I'd point you to some of the math functions built into MS word, but... yeah, best to stick with handwritten notes...

@groundlessnfree: instantrimshot.com has a gift for you.

@LordieLordie: This comment is full of win. Mine's 1680x1050.

@phoenix: +1 on that. I work as an assembler, and there's a clause in our policy like that... but so long as I don't write programs having to do with our product range, I'm in the clear. Definitely worth reading and re-reading a few times so you know you're good to go.

@Elizabeth Kaylene Barone: You website has been lifehackerd. :(

@Nick Hennecke: I'd love to hear the results as well, although it'd have to be separated by job type somehow.

@DiscoZombie: Sadly, the editors don't have much control over it. Gawker sorta kinda runs that show.

@xeleion - Red = 3x fast: I hear ya, I could use a couple meters worth of textbooks for next semester.

@Mr_Human: rofl.

@Moleculor: Just about when the energy consumption of the giant electromagnet is worth it.

@BigTuffy: My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine-... er... no pluto anymore... :/

@nialltl: Agreed, if you know how to make MD5 hashes, it's worth typing sha1 into the prompt instead of md5... for things you need secured anyhow.

To be honest, as much as I understand the "what if iTunes changes the mp3?" and "now everyone's going to use [lifehacker.com] with this!" problems, this is a very good way to do this if you come up with something on your own. Install a program that'll make MD5 hashes on your computer (it's good to have one for…

@Phoshi: The real question here is:

@Emerick: I have now! :D

@Emerick: Ha, I'm down in florida, tampa bay area. roadrunner is my bane. they're not too bad on ping or bandwidth... once you get connected.

@TheOtherHalf: I dunno, never got around to checking it. Found source code for a C# based API here.