Juggling flash drives was basically my cardio for years, and I still managed to grab the XP drive when I needed Win7 at least twice a week. We ran FOG at my last shop and it did the job fine once it was set up, though the setup itself ate a whole weekend. WDS is solid too if you're already deep in a Windows shop, but FOG was easier for the mixed Linux stuff we had.

Does that mean I am the only person left who still hits skip when a show gets too popular? My own rule backfired on me too, because I finally caved and watched it in one sitting.

The bigger problem is how it makes every dish sound the same on the menu. If a carbonara and a lo mein are both "noodles" then how am I supposed to know what I'm actually getting? I want to know the shape and the sauce, not just that it's long and boiled. It's lazy and it makes me trust the kitchen less.