Thank you for this! I just downloaded it and identified over 50G of junk. It's just what I have been looking for to help manage my drive utilization.

Great tools!

I don't think I browse twitter well. I alternate between your two choices, depending on how long since I last checked twitter.

I would like something like 'circles for twitter' so that I could check close friends and family tweets quickly, then kill time with lower priority/higher volume users if I want to.

Isn't that what lists are for? That's certainly my primary usecase for them.

It's funny how Bell Atlantic has the 20th oldest domain name ... and they put a hyphen in it.

Okay, who else correctly guessed the state?

I never used Megaupload. Never saw their site before the takedown notice went up, so I don't know anything about their business model. But where did they get $50M in assets? I have seen the number $175M as a subscription revenue number, but how did they rake in that much in subscriptions? That's a huge number.

rickmatt, I see you are a new user; please ignore the condescending tone in the replies from wmf and publicus. I thought I would never say this: the comments section on the linked Ars article is more helpful than HN (and much less condescending).

Despite everything pg has tried to keep September from arriving, the September that never ends has arrived. And by now it should be obvious why the eternal September is here. It's because the problem is _people_ and this is one problem technology will never solve.

People paid to download files from MegaUpload. Apparently a lot of people.

(Instead of posting a comment admitting that you know nothing, maybe next time you could just Google it.)

If you provide a service people wants, they will pay. Is it really that surprising?