Much better tip - Use shaving oil instead. I (and everyone I've recommended it to) find it to give a MUCH better shave. The bottles are tiny (10-25ml) and last for ages.

@NorthernRoamer: I like to think this too. For all our self-importance, we are just a blip in the cosmos.

@Akira: And you aren't technically allowed to use it commercially. It's obviously not really a problem, but I did once have a client turn down work because I couldn't show them a full license for my version of Flash.

@Bwehngamun: Loosely, yes. It also helps immensely in organising peoples code, helping to merge multiple developer's work together.

@Tourista: I think that's great advice for everyday use too. Twice now, a £10 UV filter has saved my £200 lens from being scratched.

VOTE: Gandi.net

@Costermonger: I'm a pedant. No apologies :P

#corrections

@amitym: Kill a hooker?

@sip: Or, more simply, if a man of average hand size were to finger-walk the distance using his index/middle finger, it would take him more than a month.

@philosopher_dog: Normally I would agree here. Teflon is weak, short-lived, and toxic when it starts to flake.

@davezatch: I've just finished my CS degree and I can tell you that my current programming and design experience has completely outweighed the degree.

@A.Jaswal: I have automatic online backups that cost me a couple of dollars a month at most.

@A.Jaswal: Any online backups?

www.heroku.com has my vote.

@tuxus: Roots last - good tip.

@Ben R: The difference is amazing for me; If I use my razor-sharp chef's knife I get almost no irritation. I can be sitting across the kitchen while someone is cutting onions with a normal 'blunt' knife and I tear up.

Even better: Buy a good knife.

@yeah write: Give your keys to a neighbour and ask them to empty it out.