I'm drawing an about:blank. : )

This is why I hate 3D animation and desperately miss 2D animation. When you look at movies like The Incredibles or Despicable Me, it all looks horribly fake. Everything looks like it's made out of cheap, shiny plastic. 2D animation has a much better sense of realism. I'll take old school Disney over Pixar any day.…

Or you could just shift+right-click. Works on almost every site that has disabled it, at least it always has for me on Chrome+Win7.

or add this as a bookmark on your bookmarks bar as a new bookmark, label it keep-tube or whatever you want:

Wow, if you'd bite a juggler, I can't imagine what you'd do to a mime.

Cat's videos of hipsters... that could work.

And with food from various angles!

What I don't get, is....I am an "international citizen" I do not live in the US, and I do not fall under the judicial laws of that country, and in general, except from using the internet, I have nothing to do with the US. So why the fuck are they allowed to spy on me??? If you spied on your own citizens, by twisting…

And, if I recall, they were using a white iPhone for all of the on-screen demos. It may be funny looking on a black phone.

Running and hiding are two distinctly different things. I wouldn't blame him for either, and respect him for only doing one.

@Destructive Appetite, it's also possible that you're outside of the regions supported by Rdio; what country are you in? Fathom used to have a problem where it wouldn't show results at all if you weren't in one of Rdio's regions. That's been fixed, so you should see results for all of those searches. If you're not in…

for efficient spending

*facepalm*

If you think Chime is useful, you should check out HookFeed! (http://www.hookfeed.com)

Every time someone mentions IFTTT, I always remind myself that I need to use it more. It's a great service.

I didn't use it previously but attempted to get them to sync... it may need a full day. They both recognize each other in the settings but the dictionary doesn't transfer over.

it sounds like to me that he hasn't chosen to put his mind in a good place. anything good can become stale, i would imagine. going "cold turkey" can sometimes work, and sometimes not.

By that, I take it you haven't read any of the cr@p he's written since he dropped offline. ONE good article, but no insight, no deeper thoughts, nothing about the improving of relationships or awareness that Tony Schwartz mentions here. Only "Geez, no internets. These arbitrary rules I made for myself are a real…

You want disconnected? Paul Miller from The Verge has been offline for a whole year, and will be back on May 1. A whole year of no internet.

You obviously do not live in Denver. The way parallel parking here works is