It's a trend in the design industry. It's been around for a few years prior to the windows rebrand. Flat design. I see what you're getting at but it's not always about who gets there first.

Whoever said that must of been graphically retarded. Flat design has been the thing for a few years already. Keep it up Microsoft!

Your shit cray.

Yes it is. Usenet trackers are being pulled down left right and centre. Maybe the torrenting community is still standing strong, but usenet is crumbling.

Yeah it is. Torrenting is still doing fine, I'm more so referring to usenet. So many takedowns makes it a pain to try to download films which has appear to be fine, yet upon attempted download, reveals the painful realisation that it's already been taken down.

I doubt that will happen. Copyright take downs are actually making some effect in the pirating world these days, it's becoming a pain in the ass.

To some degree I agree with the idea of this watch, but for the most part it's a weird concept, even more so than Google Glass.

During my recent interview (to which I was told I had the job within 5 minutes, not to toot my own horn or anything) I was told my CV was one of the dealbreakers into my recall.

Square Video...

What are your referring to? Mr.News is right. I'm talking about how much you can shift the audio in the now playing audio context menu.

Frustrates me how XBMC can only move by a 10 second offset, oh the humanity! *mostly off topic comment*

http://reactiongifsarchive.imgur.com/
It's been featured on Giz, so they deserve the credit really. Though I warn you, click that link and you will unleash hours and hours of mindless GIF watching.

Thanks Garett, this looks nice and clean aesthetically whilst keeping things organised. Consider me on the bandwagon ;)

The bookmark bar? I recognise pretty much every favicon so I just remove the 'name.' This basically means you just have a long bar of icons for each bookmark. That's all I got.

Because Chrome.

Indeed. What is this world coming to!

Seriously? You aren't confused. You're just attempting to be clever. You know what context 'filter' is being used in this article, get it together wagner.

I wasn't really referring to Google Reader. I was merely asking an RSS related question. Seemed on topic.

Whilst I swear I've delved into near to every, let's say 'consumer' available technology, one I never really jumped into was RSS. I have a super streamlined system full of productivity apps that I use every single day, for the most part thanks to Lifehacker.

I guess my question is... is RSS worth my time? Or has it…

What Bob said. Again.