The only way I can think of offhand is an abomination of a case involving a Storm and an accordian borrowed from Weird Al Yankovich.  That's the clean version.  The unclean version involves 4 pneuma ...

I say create it as a counter-play.  Have an error message stating that Apple will not allow customers to access their accounts.  Don't go into the whole legal mess, just point the finger and tell pe ...

I've been using this addon for awhile, and thoroughly enjoy it.  Computers are there to automate mundane tasks that no human being in their right mind wants to sit through.  I fast forward through t ...

I think it's a smart move on their part, especially since it gives users a substantial amount of lattitude on how they want to configure their router.  Better, it leaves open possibilities that other ...

The case is nothing less than sculpted elagance; it is a visual feast for the senses that is without doubt the most artistic cases ever designed.  Surely there are more capable cases for cooling the ...

Remember when Microsoft used to promise that updates would be done in-place without needing a restart?  Petridge Farm remembers.... ...

Frankly, I've been reading about stuff like this for years.  Come to me when there's a product, because engineering proofs may as well be vaporware.  Do I see useful application of this technology? ...

So when does the article comparison between XMarks and Weave begin?  ...

Two must-haves for me include Image Zoom, and Download Statusbar. Image Zoom gives you the ability to enlarge/shrink an image on a webpage--particularly good when you get those cell phone pictures tha ...

This is the single most disappointing thing in games today.  It is always a clear-cut case of 'good guys vs bad guys' without any shade of grey.  There may be a plot twist, but nothing that makes yo ...

Sadly, AVG would still run painfully slow on such a massive computer. ...

Is the family pack available in x64?  Or only x32? ...

"No one expects computers or other electronics devices to work properly in perpetuity"I would agree to some extent--after all, new technologies come out and replace older technologies on a v ...

"Deserves a fair share"?  Are you new to capitalism?  Bottom line is that MS wanted to optimize it's OS, and it merely chose the industry leader to work with.  Marginal companies--even on ...

Unpacking every little piece of packaged, bubble-wrapped component.  I swear, it takes almost as much time to unpack (and clean up the mess) all the parts to the computer as it is to put it together. ...

I've found that Weave runs very slow--painfully slow--when it is synching.  I've been a fan of XMarks (and previously FoxMarks) for a long time now and so I thought Weave was the logical progression ...

Which still beats Safari, which would leave you a polite note (in white text on a white background) telling you the 'flaw' is actually a feature that Steve "All hail Steve" Jobs always inten ...

Back in my day, we had million-page tomes because they hadn't invented 8-point font yet for textbooks. ...

Great...Now my mother--who can't talk if she can't move her hands and arms all over the place--has a whole NEW way she'll be able to screw up the computer. ...

Nothing would make me happier than to see some music industry exec actually do this.  Their business would plummet immediately--and maybe then we'd see real change with an industry that has demonstra ...

I just want the close tab button on the last tab again. ...

They... they took away my close button on a single tab.  And... I think they touched me inappropriately when I wasn't looking at the screen. ...

Answering my own question here, just download the following extension:  https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/10535Sure, it's a cheat, but it's easy to back up an extension at least.  Hopef ...

Swing and a miss. ...

So... anyone know how to disable the stupid '+' in the tabs?  I'll probably scour about:config when I get home to try and find it, that really irks me.Also, I need my snaplinks extension to work!  I ...