Good point, though preferably one would want to start with small classes and work their way up to large ones.

If you do it as I described, the cap shouldn't even be touching your fingers. The muscles involved are merely those in the wrist and arm.

I understand you're trying to help, but I think the problem is with Notch's shitty account server, it almost always is either claiming your account is not premium, or simply does not respond to login requests.

Chances are it's not 24K gold if you got it from ebay without paying a large chunk of money.

The title (and beginning) of this article is pretty misleading. It gives the impression that within are contained awesome hardware hacks, and then goes on to say "Swap in an awesome case :D MAD HAX". I mean come on, changing the backing of your phone is pretty far away from hardware modding, at least in the sense one…

It's very unlikely any hacker breaking into netflix accounts and such intends to obtain information to perform a robbery:

The whole "get creative" mindset required for this game only goes so far, until you realize the insanity of the fact that you invested 2 weeks of your life into building a "to scale" Imperial Star Destroyer that will never be appreciated by anyone, and will likely remain forgotten on your harddrive.

Seven of Nine is not amused by your comment.

Why would downloading a "fresh" installer help? The installer has only changed once in Minecrafts development, the chances that you somehow have an outdated version are pretty slim. And if you're talking about file corruption, the chances that a file could be corrupted in such a way that it would work perfectly fine…

I don't believe Fedoras are ugly, in fact, they can be very cool when used well. The reason they so often look stupid on people is that people who feel insecure often think that by wearing a fedora, they'll suddenly look cool, masculine, attractive, etc, without regards to whether or not it's the style for them.

Fact is, very few kids use PCs for gaming. Since the inception of video games as part of popular culture, consoles dedicated to video games have been the major players in the video game industry. PCs (before they were standardized and the term PC simply meant "Personal Computer") were traditionally used mostly for…

Magnet links are not nessesarily "tracker-free". Here's and example of a magnet link from "The Piratebay" (no, it does not link to copyrighted content):

Wow! Congratulations, you found an article promoting a book designed to latch onto alarmist people's fears, when in reality soy has been a staple food in Japanese culture for thousands of years, with no strong correlation between elevated cancer rates and soy consumption found.

One does not require any fingers to open a pill-bottle. Simply place your palm on the cap, press down, and while maintaining that downward pressure, turn your hand in whichever direction unscrews the cap. Once the lid is unscrewed just use your fingerless-spatula-hand to flip the cap off.

I just knew that there would be a My Little Pony comment. This is exactly the reason why most people are not amused by MLP humor.

It's important to emphasize that an actual fear of public speaking (a possible symptom of Social Anxiety/Phobia) is a lot different than just being shy (and hence afraid of being forced to speak to large groups of people).

One doesn't nessesarily have to be stupid to believe in myth #1, as from a cursory examination of the concept, one could conclude that shaving hair does cause it to grow back thicker, especially in regards to youths beginning shaving. The reasoning behind this is that when a young male first shaves, chances are he…

You are correct in the sense that individuals have varying basal metabolic rates, but my point is that in the context of weight loss, the basal metabolic rate is largely irrelevent. Nearly all approaches to weight-loss involve a cardio-plan to some degree, which means heavy physical activity expending lots more energy…

The reason changes like this are made is due to the modern cultural differences between Japan and America; "Cute" things have been the biggest fad in Japan since the 80's, nearly everything is designed with making it "more cute" in mind. Toasters, credit cards, food, etc, etc. Whereas in America, culture tends to veer…

Even if a persons password was just one word, unless it fell into the list of "common passwords" it's very very unlikely any script could determine the password, even with 20 chances, let alone 8. Now take into account that people have smartened up since the 90s, and usually at least add a number or two to the…