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great idea for a thread http://www.infrant.com Makes awesome 1TB to 1.6 TB network storage devices (that are also print servers) cost about $1000 If you don't know why you need a NAS checkout their website and the tom's networking review... http://www.tomsnetworking.com/Reviews-217-ProdID-H2H5-1.php http://www.foldershare.com $99 / year works well with the above for when i'm on the road and as loose offsite backup solution with friends i trust. also great for sharing pictures, keeping a laptop in sync, zillions of things really works through firewalls and unlike something like gotomypc one flat fee allows you to run on as many machines as you want. http://www.gizmodo.com great site for gadget reviews http://www.lifehacker.com a website in the spirit of this thread "Computers make us more productive. Yeah, right. Lifehacker recommends the downloads, web sites and shortcuts that actually save time. Don't live to geek; geek to live."
Japanese capsule hotels instead of seats on long international flights. No, they don't actually exist, but if I ran the world, this would be one of the first things to change.
hey, that's about the size of my apartment! how much would you charge on a monthly basis?? I may be interested. wait, do they come with Geisha girls? I'd be willing to pay a little more!
OK, I'll have to contribute Oanda. Oanda is to forex trading what MS Windows is to the old DOS. this broker literally changed the face and access of retail currency trading. before Oanda you were forced to trade minimum 100,000-unit "lots." with the advent of Oanda you can make any size trades all the way down to 1-unit. In addition they are the pioneer and leader in narrowing the spread of pairs. forex trading would never be the same after Oanda hit the market. also, they are fully automated. no human intervention. this is in contrast to the old "dealing desks" where they could take your order or refuse it, they could change the spread and price any time they wanted to. and distinguish between different clients. Oanda doesn't do that - it's all computerized. the most advanced currency trading system in the world.
Check this out ---- a little better than those capsule sleep in----Easy Hotel in Europe 90 Square Feet for $10 a Night also, http://mis.easygroup.co.uk/easyHotel/news/06.09.05.html# Good day
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The following will be surprising to Americans, and morbidly amusing to anyone living outside the 'land of the free'. If you're American with little overseas travel, you've probably never heard of Dipyrone. Dipyrone is non-narcotic pain reliever available everywhere else in the world. It is similar to pain relievers like aspirin, acetaminophen* and ibuprofen, but with one major difference- It actually works. Available everywhere else <b>without prescription</b>, it was completely banned by the FDA in 1977. Reason? If taken in ridiculously high doses every day, about one in thousand people develops leukemia like symptoms from this overuse. Since it can't *gasp* produce a narcotic high, there is little risk of punishment beyond confiscation, if you attempt to bring a stash of dipyrone back with you when travelling abroad. Highly recommended. *Before someone points out the obvious: Yes, of course I know that acetaminophen (tylenol) is far more dangerous than dipyrone, and can cause severe irreversible liver damage (possibly agonizing death) with just one instance of overuse. I never said the laws were logical. In the case of the dipyrone ban, someone obviously neglected to pay off the right politicians.