Agreed. No offense to Mark Meer, but Jennifer's performance is perfect.

Yup. Short and sweet.

Judd's definitely gonna need some extra walks, after all those treats. :-) Maybe their next project should be one of these for him...

What you might be looking for is more along the lines of a calling card — an olde-tyme tradition that's made a quiet comeback over the past couple of years. Just a simple card with your name, contact info, etc. And I don't see any trouble with putting an image on it that's important to you; most folks you hand the…

As expected, no good replacement for Fireworks. A great tool for digital designers.

Apple //c! My mom bought me this my senior year of high school, to take away to college. Played a ton of Ultima III and Bard's Tale on this little guy, along with papers and such. Had the little Apple Scribe thermal printer, too!

Love the IIgs! That was my second computer — got it in college for the multi-voice polyphony (as an undergrad music major).

Just got a brand-new Freedom off Craigslist for half the price, and loving it so far. :-)

Apple Maps works just fine for me, although I've had good luck with Google Maps as well. But one feature that both are missing is the ability to intelligently adjust the color settings at night. Driving at night running either app in your car must look to other drivers like you've just opened Marcellus Wallace's…

LANDSHARK!

'Nuff said.

Third iPhone here (original, 4, and now 5), with none of them sporting a single blemish. This has nothing to do with phone models. It has to do with stupid, clumsy, or (at best) unlucky people.

We use it as a "go-to" number for family and friends. When a call comes in to our Google Voice number from someone in our "Family + Friends" group, it rings my cell phone, my wife's cell phone, and our landline number — so wherever we are, the important calls always reach us. Anyone else that dials that number goes…

On the same subject, we see Lee Meriwether in "That Which Survives" (with that awesome purple stomach tab outfit), who had previously played Catwoman in the film version of the Batman series.

Crazy pie charts.

Well, actually, LOL... Alexander is 3/4 Klingon, 1/4 Human. His mother, K'Ehleyr, was half-Klingon. :-)

Worf isn't half-Klingon. He's a full-blooded Klingon who was raised by human parents on Earth.

I was a Flickr Pro user for quite a while, but my membership had lapsed back in August. This is a nice opportunity to get back in there, especially since I'm thinking of starting a new photo project for 2013.

Just happy to see that Skitch is still getting love after the Evernote acquisition.

I've been a fan of Hipstamatic since before Instagram hit the scene. Love the quality and variety, and their HipstaPrint service turns out great square-print photos in a variety of sizes.