@logstonc: I do that as well.

A better idea for the greeting card tip; buy Hallmark's greeting card studio and some nice card stock. Poof, never run out of greeting cards or be surprised again.

I have always kept my "nickname" email and business emails separate.

Vote: DVDShrink

@AmphetamineCrown: Read the entire comment next time.

@uid0001: Actually, call Verizon. it is indeed capped at 5gb, and they will charge you after that amount is reached.

@Elvar Bjarki Böðvarsson: Agreed.

The easiest way is to use a wireless router, network your computers, create a shared directory on each computer, then use Explorer to drag and drop files.

@Laurence Martin: You know, I completely forgot the wonderful crop of Blackberry phones out there and the loyal following that they also have. Thanks for the reminder on that.

A: The phones are not current except for the Droid which is still months old.

I think it is actually the fault of the individual who wastes so much time on these things. I have Twitter, Facebook, Myspace, a blog and more, but they really don't take up much time for me as I am not obsessed with my online identity or presence.

Vote Interfacelift.com

Now this is worth keeping an eye on!

Problem is, it may be faster, but it needs to be accessible. The network is overloaded causing the entire network to have problems, which is a known fact.

I thought that a larger screen would be less of a hassle, but find myself missing multiple monitors. I am purchasing a Radeon 5xxx card which supports Eyefinity, and will have twin 23 inch monitors for a total of 4096x1152

@tjvreugdenhil001: I am using it on Windows 7 RTM 32 bit, works flawlessly.

@DJ Bushido: Windows OS. Thanks for playing though.

Mine was just beautiful, but not truly unique like those above, that is why mine was featured, but not listed here.

I prefer Lanlights ([www.paulmather.net]) since it takes up the same amount of resources but provides a TON of information as well. Incredible utility.

Vote: Startup Control Panel