Tshirts, undies, and socks get washed after every use. Dress, button up, and polo shirts get washed after 2-3 wears. Sweaters and sweatshirts get 3-5 uses. Jeans get washed after 2-5 uses, more often in the summer.

That's pretty cool. This deserves a writeup of its own.

I wish Gmail had a built in way to do this. Does anyone know of a way to restore emails back into your Gmail account?

Same here. I live in a town home complex so there are 15 or so mailboxes in a row. I can tell if the mail has arrived if all the flags are down, but not specifically if I've received mail.

Now what would be the best place to buy some magnets? They used to pop up on Slickdeals pretty often, but it's been a while. It would be nice to get a variety pack of different sizes and strengths.

They really need to fix the spammy comments problem.

I agree with you, I've used windows media center to stream stuff to my xbox before. I don't remember if it supported mkv or not.

That's really shitty. I didn't know that at all though. Thanks for posting.

Keep these How I Work articles coming, I'm beginning to really look forward to them.

Used HP Touchpad with CM10. Probably around $100.

It might be different since I have an older Motorola, but I believe you're looking for the wi-fi sleep policy. For me it's under Settings>Wi-Fi Settings>Advanced>Wi-Fi Sleep Policy. I get options for:

I wish the HP Touchpad would have been included. Although it's not being sold anymore there are still quite a bit of us out here with them.

Yet phones are probably the most commonly broken electronic device. I think at least the screen/digitizer should be somewhat easily replaceable.

I'm currently using a Pogo plug with a 2tb external drive. In addition to that I also use dropbox for important files. I also have a "media" drive that I use between Win7 and Ubuntu. So most of my stuff is on 3 hard drives. I should really buy another Pogo plug and put it at my parents house.

Does anyone know of a mac application that allows me to pause a radio stream and pick it up from where I paused?

Maybe the bigger the dot them more bids, or shading them from light to dark based on how many bids they have. Color coating dots would work, but I would only include auctions that have met the minimum bid requirement, or at least have bids on them. There are people who list items for way more than their worth, and…

I prefer post-rock albums for this, but they have to be new ones. Check out bands like Caspian or Mogwai.

I use a normal alarm clock as well. I've had the thing for probably 15 years now. I do use an old flip phone as a backup though.

Looked at results for 16gb HP Touchpad, it doesn't take into account if the auctions have bids, or if the minimum bid requirement is met. I'll stick to searching completed listings. Although it is a good looking simple site, it does need some work.

I'm surprised SMS isn't an option here.