If I'm starting the conversation, then it depends. If it's formal, I say "To [NAME HERE]:" . If it's informal, I usually skip the salutation altogether and just get to the body of the message. Even with formal messages, though, if it's part of an ongoing conversation I skip the salutation as well. No need to say "To…

Oh, right! I just found him the other day, so I forgot all about him. But, yeah, he's really good, too :) .

He's okay, though I haven't listened to enough of his work to make a judgment call.

The day Fat Joe and Rick Ross are art is the day Dante's 9th Circle melts and sets Satan free. You want art in rap? Go to Eminem or B.o.B. Even TI has some good lyricism sometimes. Fat Joe? Nope. Rick Ross? Nope. Chuck Testa.

Am I the only one who was disappointed to hear that the voiceover for DigInfo wasn't the usual Aussie guy?

Actually, 90% isn't as good as it sounds. It's a weird statistical phenomenon involving Bayes' Theorem. Unfortunately, we can't do the analysis of that because we aren't given any data about the total number of positive readings in the tests. We'll see.

My first thought was "Cool, early detection through better technology."

...I'm pretty sure you don't want to know the answer to that...

Are you saying you wouldn't change that habit to promote early breast cancer detection?

Watch the video. They claim 90% accuracy.

Learn how to write DNA, you say?

Trolololololol.

Or a TROLL. IN THE GIZ DUNGEON.

Lord, I hope not.

Nope.

"...one hundred freaking years ago..." I think you accidentally your sentence and forgot the word "million".

I don't know about $50. Maybe $25 or so. Remember that mass production brings the price down. If the Kinect came with two of these sensors, it'd add maybe $50 or $75 to the overall price, which is not bad at all. If the Kinect came with an additional processor to handle the less-accurate Kinect-only finger sensing,…

Well...my name does have 5 letters, so you're close there! :P

It'll still be very difficult to get it to recognize all kinds of finger positions in different orientations from a distance. Something strapped to your wrist that moves with it will always have an easier time processing it (and thus, will be cheaper to make).

...am I the only one who thinks that sentence should only be spoken by Sheldon Cooper or Amy Farrah Fowler?