I'm not the only person here old enough to remember old laptop LCDs that never had glare to begin with? It wasn't until manufacturers like HP and Dell started using this something-something "Bright" LCD technology that laptop LCDs got this ultra-annoying full-gloss coating that turns everything into glare... before…

dethovu, I'm sorry you have to go through this bullshit, with these somehow anti-American commenters and their half-baked arguments against OWS. Can't believe anyone would be so blind that they look out for these OWS postings, and try their darndest to play it down.

Mostly because RIM makes such a piss-poor platform that the only thing you can EVER do with a new BleakBerry is hope it responds within 10 seconds of "selecting" (in whatever counter-intuitive way the OS has you do so) an action. If it takes 7 seconds instead of 10, that's a step in the right direction. Personally,…

^ THIS.

It's not worth the high risk that I won't get anything I even joined for: the chances of actually getting a fighter slot are so low, the odds of getting an F-16 slot are practically infinitesimal; it's not even worth trying. There are no guarantees in the AF, even for a guy that dedicates his entire life to obsessing…

Meh. There's still no action I could even take "today" to move towards that goal. It's just fail.

Yep, for lunch. You know what the letters "IDGAF" stand for? :D

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I'd be frickin' giddy to go on a trip to another country that's more "open" with their F-16s... absolutely nothing's got me grounded to USAF F-16s (although that'd be a huge bonus, being born and raised in the USA after all). But it always seems to be the lunch planes - the fighters that an F-16 would eat for lunch -…

I have dreamy, obscure, and damn near downright completely unattainable goal in life. I want to get a backseat ride in an F-16. Just the once, though I'd be giddy to take more. No other plane, *only* an F-16 (anything else serves no purpose for me, it's as meaningless to me as you are probably reading "F-16" right…

There's so much punctuation botchery in that comment, I'm really having a sincerely hard time understanding what in the hell you're trying to say.

Wait, am I missing something here? The photos don't show its keyboard... I don't see a keyboard here. Keyboard, hello? Huh. That's strange. The article title said "say hi to your next Android phone"... and I know for a fact that no matter what incredibly amazing, fast, responsive, well built, rugged, clear,…

Yah'know, I just can't help but note, nowhere in the term "sexy" does it state that "I want to fuck this thing". It simply means it's visually arousing. Good god, there are people all around us that we would find "sexy", but we wouldn't necessarily like to fuck, given the opportunity to find them available at a club,…

Dude... most of the time when you see a broken notification... it means the user DELETED their comment. Sometimes the notification lingers around, but most of the time it means they deleted their comment out of embarrassment, error, or slip of the finger.

Midnight, dude. Nowheres near the same amount of traffic as during daytime hours. I agree, the whole situation is being overglorified in the media. Any pilot behind the controls of a huge airliner should be plenty capable of *looking around them* and seeing how and where to land in case of ATC derp-a-derping.

All this, and they still can't figure out how to allow people to group relevant search terms to prevent Google from breaking them up (and returning gibberish results)...

This. I want my transparent screens. NOW. Screw this 3D crap, I seriously want to carry around a clear glass tablet for a phone. Now that would be badass.

Japanese knock-off, that is. :P

Sure would be awesome if I could actually see the images in more than 200x200px... yay, buggy site!

It's also, still, extremely heartbreaking to see that beautiful plane all beaten up like that. And kinda cool to see people recognizing it, even if just a little incorrectly. Poor F-16 never gets any media attention, most people can only say one thing when they see an F-16: "urrk hurrp, i liek F-22, durrk hurrrp". So…