7-Zip is wonderful. I have no complaints with it.

It might be your motherboard shorting against the computer case. Make sure that you have standoffs installed, if needed, and that you don’t tighten the screws that hold the motherboard in place too tightly.

Looks like an old Bite Squad car to me.

Cool, I’ll take another look at it!

Those are some great points! DPI scaling is becoming more and more important, so I think that’s a major thing to consider. I don’t have a major preference between the two (currently using Xfce), but KDE didn’t feel quite as polished to me as Gnome did. Has that improved recently?

I just started doing a similar method at work and it’s been very helpful. I have a monthly, weekly, and daily checklist. The only major difference is that I print out each one and then I pick and choose tasks from the monthly and weekly checklists to add to my daily list based on how busy my day will be. I feel much…

Wow, we must’ve hit publish at the same time!!

Why?

Here you go!

Instead of right clicking, you can hold down Ctrl + Shift and then press enter. It runs it as administrator and your hands never leave the keyboard!

I agree!! If there was a media center with DVR that was easier to setup and configure, I’d switch, but nothing can touch Windows Media Center on ease of setup. Every other media center that I’ve tried is almost impossible to get working properly. Media Center just works.

Haha, you’re not the only one...

Wait a minute, I did read that article, but it was before many people had commented. It was the Starbucks raising prices one. I went back and found it (It’s the first comment thread). :p I’d have been right there with you if I hadn’t been drinking my coffee at home before I left for work and had read the article later…

Sounds about right! Add in an SO, and you double that savings. It’s kind of an odd concept to spend money to save money.

Haha, good question!! Must have missed that article.

Exactly!! Paying more upfront sucks, but saving that money over time adds up quick and is a huge savings down the road.

I totally agree. Just make a new article and provide a link to the old post or something. I thought I was going crazy when I started seeing references to the iOS 9 beta and iOS 8...Thanks for clearing that up!!

I was just going to say that Trello looks like a better version of this. It’s a little more flexible and it’s easier to keep track of everything too.

That’s a group that I forgot about. Macs are great for web development. I actually know quite a few developers with them. :p

Very true. I don’t really have anything against them, but I wouldn’t buy one personally. For most people, they’re perfect though.