Here's Joystiq confirming GDDR5: http://www.joystiq.com/2013/02/20/ps4-built-on-x86-has-8gb-onboard-memory-local-hard-drive/

Fox comments are back! They had taken down the comment section because it was so consistently filled with terrible.

Hey, concave sticks! Please stay.

I don't think there's a right way to play a Zelda game, but that's certainly a good one.

Thanks, for the help.

Pan fried using canola, I think. Warmed the skillet with Canola up to medium, chopped up some chicken breast, tossed it in salt/chili powder/cayenne and then let it sit in the skillet for a few minutes so it would brown a little, but then I tried to keep it stirred so it wouldn't stick, which was obviously…

Stainless steel over aluminum? I'm working under the assumption that they're both general use pans.

I was under the impression that cast iron was for specific uses (searing a steak, cornbread, etc.

I'm looking to upgrade my pans to something more professional than the cheapest crap you get at Walmart. Does anyone have any recommendations?

That's fair. I don't use an rss reader much, but it's understandable since you can't tell if it's a short post from Reader.

What compelled you to click on something you didn't want to read?

It's the console makers decision to allow used games or not. This would kill any system. They'll wait until they can go with an all DD console before rubbing out GameStop. Probably next gen.

It can be possible to call an advisor "fee-only" while being run by a person who can also do the other.

"The advantage of being a fee-only advisor is that you can monetize your asset base automatically every year with less "work" and you can concentrate on... guess what...collecting more assets."

"you'll find a game as strategically rich as Final Fantasy Tactics and Fire Emblem's Ivy-League-educated firebaby, with action as mechanically ferocious as an entire Street Fighter III: Third Strike tournament."

+1

About 1% of your annual gross as your monthly premium, apparently: https://www.incomeassure.com/

You basically just displayed why I like Lifehacker so much.

I'm one of the lucky few who got a Nexus 4 from the first shipments, but I dropped it about a month ago a got a lot cracks on the back. I've since covered it with one of those carbon fiber sticker things, but it's obviously destroyed the resale later on, which, screws my plan of getting on the Nexus upgrade treadmill.

It is weird because here he seems to be using it interchangeably with "gap". The places I'm aware of it are in loans on stocks (the difference between market value of the stock and the loan) and in profit ratios (meaning, profit divided by total revenue).