I've been working with a pretty vertical resolution saving setup for Firefox for a while now. It is the program title bar, the menu bar, and the tabs (only if you need them). You might give it a try.

http://www.supercars.net/gallery/132464/1542/922256.jpg

Welcome to 1997 and the AC Propulsion T-Zero.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_Propulsion_tzero

They even created an algorithm for the trailer steering so the yolk could be very short but yet stay stable on the highway, and it would stay directly behind the car when reversing which make parking a breeze. (AC Propulsion does the tech for the Tesla products, and other hybrid or full electrics we all know.)

I wouls say you could simply disable text messages (entirely!) at the provider level.
But then you get this shit in the mail:

http://www.supercars.net/gallery/132464/1542/873030.jpg



That's right dick-heads. I disabled text messages. All of them. Even the ones from you. It took me three months of calling, but I finally did it. You think I want your spam mail in my mail box?!

Hence the "reverse" in my original post.

I assume all those reverse peace signs are offensive to the English and we'll see them all taken down too?

While I was going on about not liking my credit card info to be in company databases in a post above, I forgot why I warn parents about adding their credit card to an app store. The kids can ring up huge bills in no time. Remember the free fish keeping game that charged $99 to revive the fish in the tank if they died? http://articles.businessinsider.com/2011-12-13/news/30510883_1_skewers-valuable-lesson-money-lessons

Not only do I agonize over getting locked into a system, I also would like to limit my fraud liability by limiting who I give my financial information to. There is a very short list of who has my credit card information on file and an even shorter list who has it in an electronic database facing the Internet, and I'll be damned if I'm going to add Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Sony, etc. to that list any time soon.

I have Firefox 5.0 on this machine. Pressing F6 brings the focus to, and highlights the text in the location bar.
As does Ctrl+L

Same question I had. I stumbled across the answer at the bottom of this page. http://images.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=1325808

I can't say I'm surprised.

I am one of those idiots who wants other people to able to access his wireless network if they need it (service to society, etc.). Funny how these topics are sprouting up again lately and I guess I missed posting in the Ask Slashdot topic the other day.

I use WPA2 encryption with the SSID of "WPA2PasswordIsHampsterDancing" or similar. The WPA2 password is "HampsterDancing" or similar. You get the idea.

This way people can access the network if they have half a brain, but can still benefit from some of the protections the encryption provides*.

*I'm sure there will be plenty of people after me to argue about what type of security is still left in place with this method. I've had similar arguments. I'd actually welcome more discussion on the topic since this is still the best compromise I've founds o far.