Yep! And if you're dinged for having low credit limits, you can ask for a credit limit increase... which dings your score. Welcome to the FICO Catch-22.

The annoying thing about this system is that it isn't designed to gauge how well you manage your money, but how well you manage your debt. If you have no debt, it literally does not compute. And paying off your credit cards in full each month doesn't help your score at all since the card company doesn't update your…

Killer art style in that game. Totally nailed the look of the original movie.

And being against birth control (since contraceptives are the same as abortions in their world) while at the same time selling cheap crap made in a country with mandatory family planning and a history of selective abortions. If they were honest about it, that page would say, "We don't want to pay taxes and really,…

But can he sing Yakko's "Nations of the World" song at the drop of a hat?

Meat poisoning. From some other restaurant.

A deer! A female deer!

Cheater. He's totally Forcing, all Forced up on that Dark Side juice.

I just like the notion of a holy man of a faith that's known for being heavy on the rules summing it all up as "What is hurtful to you, do not do to another. All the rest is commentary." Rock on, Rabbi.

A-freaking-men. Swapping out words is NOT translation.

"What is hurtful to you, do not do to another."

>There's no budget iPad for $200.

Given the gardening theme, I'll bet you anything that they assumed it meant something along the lines of "Handle your fertilizer with care."

No iOS for me. What I do is start at the end and work upwards sentence by sentence. When proofing in the normal direction, you brain tends to get lazy and fill in gaps and autocorrect typos because things look familiar. Going in reverse — for me, anyway — tricks my lazy brain into thinking the material is new.

Heck, we PC gamers already pay for the privilege of being beta testers, so having gamers shell out money for the honor of creating the game itself is the next logical step.

As far as I'm concerned, any program installer that tries to *trick* you into installing something deserves to be blacklisted. Sadly, that's most things these days. What's the benefit to the actual program's author to get into bed with these potential malware delivery systems?

That 1TB 840 EVO was on sale for $380 a week ago. That's *crazy*. The 512GB tier is going to be the sweet spot before too long — Corsair and Samsung both have $200-ish models there, which is what the 256GB models cost less than a year ago. For those still worried about SSD longevity, Samsung's new 850 series has a TEN…

That 1TB 840 EVO was on sale for $380 a week ago. That's *crazy*. The 512GB tier is going to be the sweet spot…

Cnet.com does it, too. If you ever have to get something from there, DO NOT CLICK on the super-helpful-looking "Download Now" link. Look for a small one labelled "Direct Download Link" below it. That's the actual download without their drive-by installer wrapper.

Hey, how did you get a screenshot of my brother-in-law's web browser?

The movie Sneakers is a better look at this than Hackers. Plus, it's awesome and is on Netflix.