I see what you did there.

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I've got the Amaze 4G with the MHL connector on it. At first I was a bit freaked out by it (thinking back to the days of HTC's proprietary-ish port on their old WinMo phones), but it's actually a good idea. The connector (on the Amaze anyway) is the same width as USB micro, and about double the thickness. I can…

Passwords in windows are so easy to access and bypass it's not even funny. Nirsoft has a bunch of other tools for retrieving passwords specifically from other programs (IE, Firefox, Outlook, Chrome, etc) as well. Best bet is to use a service like LastPass which keeps everything off your hard drive and has encryption.

Best solution ever.

You can also put some vaseline on the terminals to help keep corrosion at bay.

Agreed 100% I never get under any of my vehicles unless the weight is completely off the jack. I've seen jacks fail too many times.

My old truck (1996 F-150) and my current car (2003 Saturn) both have distributor caps. I don't know about anything newer, but it's not just classic cars that have them.

Makes sense. I've got a 3x AAA Mag LED light that I carry on my belt, so it's always nice and handy.

Makes sense. I've got a 3x AAA Mag LED light that I carry on my belt, so it's always nice and handy.

I tend to agree except on your flashlights. I will spend money on a mag lite in a heartbeat because those are some of the toughest flashlights I've ever used.

As far as taking a picture of numbers is concerned, I've been doing that for a while. I'm a computer tech and it's so much easier to take a quick picture or two of a system's serial/model number and windows product key. It saves me a ton of time and energy overall.

Ugh. My former roommate had one of those. I hated it. There was a massive blob of untoasted bread in the middle. It was also pink.

Somehow I had not associated this line with the article. Something tells me I need to go back and watch Blazing Saddles tonight. Thank you good sir.

Apple could do like HTC does. My Amaze 4g has a proprietary port on it that is not only USB, but also puts out the HDMI signal. However it accepts a standard micro USB cable with no issues for charging and all the standard USB things you'd do with a phone. And it's way smaller than Apple's connector.

Yours is disabled huh? That's kinda strange. I can toggle my NFC chip on and off all day. I leave it off, of course, since there's no use for it yet, but hopefully that will change soon.

That explains the bag over your head. :P

I think it would be better for me if I had current vacation time, but instead of a 5 day work week, I'd rather work a 4-10 week with a 3 day weekend every week. That would be much nicer than my current arrangement.

Are you suggesting that woodchucks migrate?

As per Logitech's website it also works on Android.