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I love playing video games. I started in the day of the old Atari's and the Vic 20 / Commodore 64 (not the N64). I have had this debate many times defending video games and comparing how most fiction books (Nancy Drew / Hardy Boys, Encyclopedia Brown, etc.) may challenge children to use their imagination and some…

Yeah, that was kind of my thought too.

Just wondering why there is a bar of Dove soap in the picture?

I'm sorry. According to my wife, that's wrong. :-)

Part 1: Just ask your wife, according to her you're always wrong. Even when you're right, you're wrong.

That process of giving the subconscious the time it needs to work through the material is something we tap into all the time. Take for instance when you are trying to remember the name of that one song. You know that one you heard on the radio when you were a kid. That one with the really catchy tune that you used…

Multi million and billion dollar corporations like Sony (the hacked PlayStationNetwork) or Symantic (the hacked security network)?

I think everyone does this, not necessarily with matrices, but with making decisions. Sometimes we ask for someone else's opinion not as much because we want their opinion so much as a sounding board to help us figure out what we actually want.

I really love the Wallpaper Wednesdays wallpapers, but I'm hesitant to use many of the wallpapers because I have two dual monitor setups and many of the images while they look great on one monitor, tend to lose their flair when it's exactly the same thing on both monitors.

You could also try sound canceling headphones plugged into your alarm clock. That way you can't hear the neighbor as well, and you don't lose your alarm.

I feel for you. That has been a huge issue in our marriage for a long time. My mother in law(mil) used to just not require anything of my dear wife (dw) when she was a kid. The mil would have the family leave the dishes on the table after dinner and she would clean it all up afterwards. If my dw left stuff lying…

You can't get a free trial of VIPRE Internet Security across the pond! I thought everyone would be jumping at the chance to get a free trial to YET ANOTHER security suite! It's such an amazing deal! (/sarcasm)

Wow, big surprise! Yet another daily app deals, and yet another Antivirus / Security suite that's free (almost free) after paying $70 then possibly getting your money back in 12-94 months.

"Pixel Faucet" link is not working

Unless you have kids... especially boys. CFL's have a high amount of mercury (poison) in them. If one breaks it sends that mercury in the air and you need to take everyone out of the room and have a haz-mat team come in to clean it. At that point, any savings you have made in the past 10 years in electrical cost…

I'm wondering why we keep seeing "deals" for windows "security suites" free after doling out $40 or more, sending in a pain in the butt form, and with a 40% fulfillment rate after 8 weeks... when the standard free windows security has ranked #1 in lifehacker's own recommendations?

The Health / Body hack number four about staring at a light to induce or speed up sneezing is genetic and only works for about 25% of the population.

I'm sorry, I had to read this a couple of times to grasp what you were saying.

That's what I was thinking as I read this too.