@justS: Dropbox just doesn't give enough space to be useful.

coverup!

I can only see this as a good thing; I'll never give my email password to facebook, and no-one else should, either.

If they had comments, this would be really useful.

I cannot imaging that this could possibly be a good idea. Facebook already knows so much about me, I don't need it knowing even more, especially the type of communication I usually keep off a facebook wall or message post for privacy reasons.

@Mike Won: and *grammar

@A Hypothetical Moose: niiiiice

@psirontech: write a resume using your phone and make it not look like shit. If you can do it faster than you could while sitting at a computer, then we'll talk.

but if you want to use your computer for reading things, writing things, or looking at things...the real computer still wins.

@triangleman: Its not authentic unless it gives you giardia!

@anitesh.jaswal: ahahahahahaa.a.a........bleh

@donpablo: both of which are capable of doing real work...

While I don't mind taking off my shoes, dicking around with my laptop, and insisting three times that they hand-check all my film equipment, the full-body scan is absolutely nuts.

@blackoak: 7g/6oz is the recommended proportion. Yes, it is mixed measuring systems. You can also try between 1-2 tablespoons of coffee (ground = level, beans = heaping) per 6oz.

1. If you're doing auto-drip, get one with a thermal carafe. The extra money you spend is offset by not having to buy a thermos, and it is more convenient.

@GreasyPig: I've grown to like the trackpad...but the magic mouse is total garbage.

russians are nuts.

@aThingOrTwo: Interesting, given that finder is hands-down the worst file-system tool ever made.

@microinjectionist: Cablevision isn't limiting your access to the internet (except for not caving to newscorp). Point your hate at Rupert Murdoch, he is the one that really deserves it.

@rkinne01: You have seen a Big Mac before, right? Even the one in that photo looks better than real life.