Yeah, their documentation seems to be geard for developers - not easy for beginners like me to read or understand. I hope someone creates an IDE or something like pancake.io (for Dropbox) for Drive. And I hope LH updates this post when they do :)

Am I the only one who would love a calendar that instead of dots in the month view color-codes days by how busy they are? If I don't have much going on it's green, if it's kind of busy that day it turns yellow, and if I have appointments almost solid from 8 to 5 it's red. That way when someone says let's meet for…

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I would say TWO speakers in stead of just the one.

It's all about the carbon fiber stickers. You slap those all over your monster machine and it makes it so much easier to heft to the next LAN party.

I say this about a lot of things. "Why use a key when there's a gun for that?" "Why get a hammer out when there's a gun for that?" "Why walk your dog when there's a gun for that?"

No, but Mega-Bloks work with it.

Man, tacos and Chipotle on a road trip doesn't seem like a great idea to me.

This is a great idea, but don't forget licensing costs! It adds up quick, especially if you go with a Windows desktop and Mac laptop. That said I still bet you'll be saving money over a big powerful laptop.

This is definitely one of my Lifehacker Faves! Something useful that applies to everybody, and doesn't require 4 hours, a hack-saw, arduino board, or advanced degree in either carpentry or electronics.

Agreed!

Be careful about number 7 - waking up to music. Whatever song you choose you will start to hate after a few days. So don't pick a song you really like.

I'm pretty sure screen rotation works all the way around - meaning you can turn your phone upside down (might want a case to protect the power button) and have the headphone jack on top. The screen will rotate so it's right side up.

If I'm setting up some artsy pic for my blog; DSLR. For everything else I pretty much use my phone. ...I use my DSLR a lot less than I though....

That's what I was going to say.

At work sometimes we rent moving trucks for events. We keep thousands and thousands of dollars worth of stuff in them for a night. We always try to back up against a solid wall. That way no one can get in unless the break into the cab and move the truck, or go through the side-wall of the back of the truck.

I never thought I could learn so much about towels!

+1

That's a pretty awesome proposal video.

Take that, @pmos.