@zrag: Oh yeah. It's the only way to keep the government from profiling you when you order a pizza. Read more

@randjamal: Thanks, Randjamal! Read more

@Fofer: Good catch. Edited for better clarity. Read more

Hey all: The command line code has been updated/fixed, as the (blog) author himself noted he'd (unintentionally!) left off the important "/Tmp". I sincerely apologize for any confusion, and hope it didn't cause anybody troubles. Read more

@robbhar: Thanks for the correction. I'll update soon. Read more

@HeartBurnKid: Unfortunately, Adam's much more up on that than I. Maybe he'll stop by this thread. Read more

@rrich: Thanks, rrich. FWIW, we generally try to post the food/house articles that apply themselves to saving time, or tackling "tasks" like recipe prep in an efficient/new way. Cooking can be a fun diversion, but it can also sometimes be something you just need to get done. Read more

@super_bryant: Actally, I saw a specific note on the site that it shouldn't be used for thumb drives, probably due to the way the background service runs when it's unlocked. Read more

@holymogwai: I believe it uses whatever you have the clock set to, which by default is pool.ntp.org. You can change that through a right-click on the clock and some options digging. Read more

@waffles: Good point. I will be DVRing "Lost," but given that my wife is even more of a fan, she'd be uber-disappointed if I had to miss the first airing because I put off work. Read more

@yehoni: True, although on my Firefox, the button wasn't added automatically, but available in the "Customize"/right-click dialog. Read more

@ian320: Yikes, sorry about that. Fixed. Read more

@muzee: Right, this seems to work only with the newer .docx files, which is kind of its entire reason for existing. I initially thought it could handle older files, but I was wrong. Updated. Read more

Sorry about that. Throwing an accidental space into the post throws the whole shebang off. Read more

@soul_grind: Check out the update I just threw in below the second paragraph for a way to get KDE 4 working with Ubuntu. And sorry for the comment spam, everybody—I've been net-less since this published. Read more

@eternicode: @The How-To Geek: I got rid of the panel without config file hacking, but to be honest, I can't quite remember how—and now I wonder if it might have been by accident! Read more

@eternicode: Valid points, but I think the overall idea with KDE 4 was to remove the monolithic focus on the panel as the place to do everything. Much of the panels' functionality (app switching, "quick launch" icons, etc.) is now available in widgets that can be placed anywhere, and more widgets are surely on the… Read more

@qpease: From my experience, even running KDE on top of a GNOME installation, KDE 4 moves slightly faster, and with way fewer of the "tiny little crashes" I remember from KDE 3.5.x Read more

@oneshot417: Sarcasm? Read more

@jeff318: Thanks. That's not a fake transaction, either—they make salads actually worth paying for. Read more