So this works by...what? How does it make the filled pits bubble up? Depending on the answer to that, it seems to me you could fill the screen with a grid of pits, then use software to control which ones bubble up. It wouldn't make continuous, irregular button shapes possible, but it would allow you to create any…

I'm not SOL. I just switch to the new E-Mail address. Certainly not the end of the world; it's not even an inconvenience for longer than the few hours it takes to update my address on my profiles online.

Or because the ISP E-Mail is just fine, and since I get the account with my Internet service anyway, I might as well use it? :P The difference being that Internet Explorer is NOT just fine in any way.

Attached video? #notTooShortToReply

I think she meant, "Very good try. You failed, but maybe next time your good try will evolve into good work."

"...the better papers you can write, and you need to write papers for English classes, and your papers need to be good because your grade depends on it..." Well, there's a social commentary on the American educational system.

I don't agree with that premise. I've been programming in one language or another for a decade. I'm going for a Bachelor's of computer science degree right now. I'd say my computer abilities are somewhat above average. Yet I use a Comcast E-Mail address. I have a gMail account, but I rarely use it (and even when I do,…

How many domains fall in the "other" category? Seems like, without breaking them down, the pure quantity of domains in the one category would skew all results towards "other"...

Ah. Thank you :) . I'm not well-versed at all with manufacturing processes, as you can tell :D .

"This woman has a nice ass." Sexist. "This woman is sexy." Not sexist. Interesting how saying the same thing in two different ways (or rather, accentuating one alluring feature) is all the difference between being complimentary and being a jackass.

Maybe I'm missing something, but...it's transparent, thin, and flexible. What's the difference between this and plastic, other than the fact that it's probably more expensive to make?

That's a waste of technology. The answer is always "yes".

Ugh, boy bands. I was hopeful that trend died out years ago, and then The Wanted and One Direction showed up :(

Do I sense a (totally justified) note of sarcasm in that? ;)

Don't worry. If they paid $100 for it, just tell them you're giving them a 90% refund and hand them $50. They won't know the difference.

Mine's a banner for So You Think You Can Dance (one of my favorite TV shows), and my profile pic is shopped so that together, it has me right underneath/between the dancing silhouette's legs. Sad that it needed Photoshop... #ForeverAlone

No, you can sell the truth to an American. They won't believe it, but they'll pay for it just the same.

That's because they're literally just indiscriminate poison.

Or magic. Definitely magic.

I think they should instead have used a pentatonic scale for the notes the play. Pantatonics can basically be played in any order or combination and still sound decent, if not good.