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Yeah I don't like having "I live here, Internet Stalker" info on my pics either. I had a lot of fun with a friend of mine who would send me photos while she was in Europe and I could always identify where she was because the EXIF data included longitude/latitude.

I'm putting together a PC that will be used for some pretty heavy CAD/CAM use and want to use a case that will help keep everything inside nice and cool. I'm talking about air cooling, just to be clear. I was thinking about a Cooler Master HAF 932, but I'm open to other choices.

They added a search filter to image search, so after you go to google, choose the IMAGES tab at the top of the page. Once you are on the images search page, go to the drop down menu for type of image and choose animated. Let the cat watching laughter begin. 

If you are trying to import them from Apple devices, I think that you will need to install iTunes first, and use that to import them. Also, if you haven't done so already, make sure your drivers are installed and up to date. What kind of error message are you getting?

I think Canonical has an Ubuntu Certified list on their website, if you happen to be using Ubuntu. You can also check Linux-Drivers.org for links to various drivers and hardware lists.  

The problem I have writing on tablets is the on-screen keyboard just can't compete with a physical keyboard that offers solid tactile feedback. It is just too easy to make an error on a touch screen where I rarely would with a keyboard.

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It isn't very difficult if you decide to do it. Here is a nice step by step with photos of how to open up a 3GS. You should be able to do it in 10-15 minutes, and that is taking your time at it.  

iTune isn't really designed to let you just "give" him the your tracks.  You can share over your home network though, but that will not give your friend permanent access.

If you use QuickBooks, they have a search function on their site for compatible inventory management software that lets you choose the functions you needs, such as CRM, customer shipping, capacity reporting and so on. That will help you narrow down the list, and you can check reviews on the ones that fit your specific needs. 

Just look for the Engery Star certification on the printer.    On the Energy Star site there is a link to both an Excel spreadsheet and PDF of the qualified printers. There is more information about the standard in the guidence section of the page.