grawk

yes, you can definitely control which mailboxes are visible via imap, as I pick and choose mine, lemme see if I can dig up how. Found it:

the gmail shortcuts work for me in chrome on my macs.

So I think you can just do 2 27" monitors + your built in display, shel, if you get a macbook pro, or 1 on a macbook air

mysore

started a motor swap on my lawn mower. I will need help to get the pullies and clutch moved from the one engine to the other, and I'm still waiting on my recoil starter, since there's no battery on my mower.

buy.com has a deal on ebags packing cubes today: http://www.buy.com/prod/ebags-large-packing-cubes-3pc-set/q/loc/16234/204523900.html http://www.buy.com/prod/ebags-slim-packing-cubes-3pc-set/q/loc/16234/206895031.html

I'm pretty happy with the beta

kohler 15hp motor

happy birthday doc

peat monster

leftover shepherd's pie

rum swizzle

drove to Princeton to spend a few hours with my future boss and team members. ended up contributing in a data transfer meeting. drove back.

aside from the part where you're sharing pictures of her without her permission.

more rum swizzle

rum swizzle

On a thunderbolt system, I think you can

I agree that with unlimited (or nearly so) funds, the cinema display is a spectacular choice. But it's a hell of a price premium, if you're on a budget, aren't doing color critical stuff, etc.

mba + mini + hdtv

sure, at a giant premium. I think most people would be happy with a small HDTV or a decent $200 monitor.

woo

They're something special, but I can't imagine you need what makes them special For me, if I buy another monitor, it'll either be a 24" hdmi 1080p set or a 30" hdmi 1080p set

I don't. The resolution on the 11" is reasonable, and at the standard lap distances, the screen's plenty big for me. I'm sure others have other ideas... With tbolt, you can use the mini-display port to hdmi or dvi adapters and use most monitors...

I've been using an 11" as my only computer since march, and have no complaints.