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I prefer SwiftKey.

I hope it's on Sprint.

The new mobile theme is much better. Thanks Doug!

There are free themes out there, I don't know if any of them are decent. I doubt it would be that complicated to build a theme: https://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/main/styles_and_templates

You own a hotel?

I ran into the same problem and thought I had lost all of my bookmarks. Later, I remembered that I had my FF profile backed up and restored it. I just reinstalled XMarks, their system is much better.

I have a Harmony 880 that I bought refurbished in 2007. It's worked pretty well, though the volume up doesn't work as well as it used to. If you don't change your gear very often then a Harmony remote it much easier to use than 3 or 4 separate remotes.

What distribution are you talking about? I would guess CentOS or RHEL based on the version numbers you gave. http://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/Installation_Guide-en-US/s1-grub-configfile.html

I wish it was available on Sprint.

I spent less than $400. Most of that was peripherals and networking gear.

I moved it.

I'm currently watching BSG. Most of the way through season 3. There sure are a lot of flashbacks in this show.

I used to use Dolphin, but switch to Miren a few months ago. It feels a bit faster on my Evo 4G.

Can you try running IE9 in IE8 compatibility mode?

I didn't realize that's what happened until I read this article, but it makes sense to me now. Maybe they should have allowed it earlier.

It's Bueller.

I think the service packs for Vista helped a lot. UAC was tweaked in SP1.

You have SMB.

I'm aware of that.

I have the lone vote against at this point. I like the site how it is, I'd rather not even have Google index this site.

I used Swype for about 6 months on my Evo, it pissed me off on a daily basis. I find SwiftKey much less infuriating.

I prefer SwiftKey X on my phone. It's available for the Kindle Fire.

I wonder if a *nix systems will still be able to mount one of these filesystems.

I got my current job by being on LinkedIn.

I also use Aldiko on my Evo 4G.

How about this? http://wiki.ubnt.com/RouterStation_Pro

I haven't had a Firefox add-on stop working because of a new release since version 5.

That doesn't mean it's smart. I personally never use my phone when driving.

It's a Samsung Galaxy S II.

LM, what phone model do you have?

Does your oven have a broiler?

How about this? http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/

Rsync.

I agree, just keep the headphones.

There's always next year. Cutler looked pretty good the last couple games he played.

I was happy to see the Packers lose.

For free and open source you can try Clonezilla and/or GParted.

CVS works fine on Windows. http://www.tortoisecvs.org/download.shtml On another note, why are you using CVS and not git, Mercurial or SVN?

Java is only required for certain features of LibreOffice Base. I believe for JDBC drivers.

What are you hoping to gain by installing Java 7? Nothing needs it yet.

That sucks, I will definitely need more drives before that.

Is there a deductible on the insurance?

If I could buy a display like that for $400, I would.

I've used similar Linksys equipment that claimed 85mbps. I was lucky to get 4mbps.

I can transfer large files at >60MB/s between two Linux machines over NFS. It's crazy that the NAS software you tried had worse performance.

All capacitive touchscreens need contact with something that conducts electricity.

I use rsync for things like this. DeltaCopy supports rsync on Windows.

Yes. It will get an OTA update eventually.

Howell, do you have gigabit internet?

Smoke detector? Is the CO level high in your house?