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I’ve been very pleased with my Windows Home Server/XBox 360 setup.

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$10 says you can’t change your default search provider.

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Also consider pouring motor oil down drain to prevent clogs.

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I’ve been using Rachota religiously since 2007. Perfect for someone who works on multiple requests throughout the day, constantly jumping between them (due to walk-ups, instant messages, phone calls).

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I just went from the Motorola Droid 1 to the DInc 2 last week, but considered both the Thunderbolt and Charge. Also my wife has the Samsung Fascinate.

I thought about the Charge and 4G in general but ultimately decided to turn it down. Although faster Internet would be nice a comment I saw summed it up nicely for me “batteries aren’t ready for 4G”. Maybe not entirely accurate, but from all I’ve read it seems like the phones switch back and forth between the 3G and 4G radios all day depending on quality of signal which results in short battery life (people are talking as low as 4-6 hours depending on usage). Some people can deal with that, with my Droid 1 I was used to plugging the phone in via USB around lunch everyday because my battery was old. Perhaps waiting for the second generation 4G phones might be wiser. Constantly dealing with a short battery life doesn’t seem a fair trade for the benefit faster web browsing when you need it.

There are only 2 – 4G phones on Verizon–doesn’t seem like much choice there.

To speak the question of the Samsung Charge, somewhat referencing the Samsung Fascinate my wife has: I personally didn’t like the TouchWiz interface. I found the color scheme ugly on the Charge. We waited for months and months for Samsung/Verizon to release an update. Personally what turned me off to the Charge, although perhaps minor: no notification LED. If your phone is sitting on the desk or bedside and you have a text or email there’s no blinking light to let you know. Not sure what the thought process was there.

via General Really torn: Charge or Dinc 2? – Android Forums.

I only use half the flavor pouch…i don’t know how much this affects the calorie count but it makes me feel better about myself.

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I find this trend in websites very disturbing: I can’t create an account and use your service unless I give you access to all of my Facebook data–does anyone else see a problem with this? In many respects isn’t this like granting a website access to your email account?

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I use CallTrack and SMS Backup+. Having those two apps and putting everything on my calendar essentially does the same thing. However the dashboard and having everything all in one place is kind of neat. I’ll play for awhile.

via Friday Android App Reminds You What You Did on Your Phone on Any Given Day – Gizmodo.