I've just tried mailvelope with Outlook.com thanks to this post, and it works great (surprisingly easy to setup too). As for a plug-in to Outlook 2013, the only add-on I've found is a paid piece of software. I guess it's probably worth it if you're trading valuable emails for work purposes, but for the casual user who…

Setting up mailvelope was ridiculously easy. I was actually surprised how easy it was.

If you're sending/receiving actually sensitive, valuable, worth-encryption emails with someone, chances are you probably wouldn't be doing it on-the-go and from an iPhone.

Yes, people argue over phones with the same fervor as religious orthodoxies.

FINALLY!

He kind of looks like Krang, from the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Wow, now we're making fun of kids on the internet?

Let's talk about what an awesome Jim Cooke illustration this is.

Seriously.

Class of '07 here. Love the school but fuck DPS'/the university's response on this. Cover-ups only weaken the Trojan family.

This comment was spectacular.

Windows Phone user here. The symbols are the same function and order as Gawker viewed anywhere else, just with a different font. I and G at the top are, respectively, the little photo icon that lights up red when you have notifications, and your kinja name, where upon clicking it you get a drop down for "private view,…

Half-asian guy here. Get a grip.

Agreed.

Former Jeopardy contestant here.

Two things to concede:

Seriously. A clothing company using sexiness to sell... unheard of, right?

This was an amazing take-down. I hope it makes it out of they grey.

Women's fashion company uses sex appeal in ads. Story at 11.

I'm not sure whether this validates my aversion to SNA, or makes me want to go fly out of it just to obtain said rush.