@TheFu: I definitely agree that knowing system architecture is very important. When I was coding in C I had to really focus on allocating only the amount of RAM that was necessary. I think it was malloc(), alloc(), calloc(), etc. Gosh this is bringing back memories. Anyway, a lot of guys I knew really didn't care and…

@jupiterthunder: I think it is both a lack of awareness on their part and a fast moving market. Career preparation in college is practically non-existent. I've been to 3 major Universities and only one had a somewhat decent career center. The others could really care less about whether the student got hired or not,…

@Kandy477: Using vinegar also works plus has the added bonus of killing more germs and removing smells.

Wow, I actually used that book (C++ in 21 days). I had failed C programming twice as the pace of the class just left me behind. So during the summer I read about half of this book and worked the examples. This allowed me to soar through my next C Programming course, and then later my C++ course, and students were…

@AtomFury: Yeah, I'm definitely going to be trying this out. Thank you as well.

Scrolling marquee of tasks just to the right of the url would be nice. Or a static marquee so when your done with your task, click the marquee and the next task appears.

Also have to say that I appreciate Gina putting the download button right on her video. Saved me a lot time. Thanks.

Brian Tracey talks about this all the time, and it is so true. For example, I hate doing dishes so I make that the first thing I do when I get out of bed, and as a result my sink is always clean. Once I get into the habit of doing them then I can add a different task (frog) that I hate in the morning and move the…

@dexter_greycells: Dude, oh my gosh, thank you, thank you, thank you. Went to the supermarket this weekend, got back, and said "dang, I need some clips for my potato chip bags". Looks like I will be binder clips instead!

I know this is mainly about file syncing, but YouSendIt and OperaUnite are pretty good options if your just looking to send a large file.

@phoenix: Yeah, the neodymium magnets are pretty darn strong. I have some on my fridge and they can be a pain to pull off.

Yup, more non-secure connections for novice users. Great idea! (=

This should be a portable app.

@mnerd: Yeah, true. Another poster said boxes may work as well. Maybe a good time to get some under the bed tupperware storage, or just some storage bins that can be put into the closet. Personally I do prefer this hanger method, but for those who would like an alternative, I think the above idea from "RealSimple"…

@gerrrg: So true. I haven't checked it out yet, but good gosh, if the ones you listed are missing, come on, what are they thinking?

The "RealSimple" book talked about becoming a "clothes folder" and keeping all your clothes folded in a dresser, chester drawer, or armour, instead of being hung up. All clothes that were once hanging should now be folded. Only hang the ones you use (after you wash it of course). At the end of 6mo. or 1yr toss any…

Definitely do not want this in a drawer you access files often.

Who knows, maybe Comic Sans will make a come-back. The author could also be making an attempt to make the image seem vintage. (shrugs)

@mawcs: Yeah, but from what I understand, in the last competition they had Chrome was on deck and passed with flying colors.

Chrome, the only one left standing! Now this is exciting!