Formerly techno-phobic Scott embraced his new lifestyle, maintaining his own real estate website, and even using the new security webcams to comically "bust" Lora goofing off, and create and upload a video of the event himself. 7-year-old Zach discovered the joys of LineRider.com, where you can create your own animated rollercoasters. Mom Lora even got in on the fun, too, before shifting her powerful laptop into business mode -- she opened a hair salon with her friend Diane on Jan. 15!

The Techno-Gurus turned Scott's home office into a fully functional place of business, with a smokingly fast computer and pro-caliber printer that make his photocopied realty fliers a comical memory. The piece de resistance, however, was the Rock-'n'-Roll Playroom, which makes every game of Guitar Hero feel like a sold-out stadium show, with the flip of one oversized, Frankenstein's lab switch.

Scott and Lora Kaczor were high school sweethearts, together since their mohawked metal days in the 1980s. Lora is now a hair stylist, and knew a thing or two about computers. Scott is a real estate agent whose cyber-knowledge was pretty much zilch, save for a few tips his 5- and 7-year-old sons gave him. According to oldest son Zach, he didn't "even know how to, like, click!" Ouch.