I prefer the opposite of this... using mouse gestures instead of keys or buttons.

I would strongly advise against ever buying a Toshiba Satellite laptop. My sister and I have had nothing but problems from ours. Her laptop is even over a year newer than mine, but they both have similar problems...

@Dirk Anger: I'm Texan, and we don't even talk like that.

I hope this product is kitten-safe, what with their well known fondness for invisible products.

Ron and Harry are the same game sprite but with a different color scheme.

Diets that focus only on the amount of calories you consume are not very effective.

The reason I started using Google in the first place years ago was the minimal, unobtrusive design.

I can't believe how cheap netbooks are getting. Are they available in vending machines yet?

I disclaimer on #3 "A good game"- Do NOT play monopoly with your extended relations. It will take 3 hours, and you will all hate each other by the end.

Did anyone else notice the blood surrounding that cheetah's mouth? I think that might send the wrong message as my desktop background at work.

Firefox (and Adblock Plus)

I think that picture of the hand with the new Aol logo should be a big middle finger directed at the customer. That would be much more their style.

I use Gnome Do all the time, but I never really got into Docky.

I think uncluttering my closet would take from Monday to Friday just by itself.

I think on a dirt cheap netbook platform Chrome OS is a great idea. Like they said this is meant for a companion device, not a primary computer.

I've been meaning to talk to my grandpa while he's still around (he's in his mid-80s), but I don't want it to seem like a "Hey, before you die can I write down your life story?"

I love the artwork in the second picture. It's a cool picture, and I think it goes really well with your color scheme.

Google Omnipresence: Coming soon to a neural implant near you.