"I prefer my freedom to have bugs!"

I do think it sucks that I rely on the iPhone as an alarm and even two years ago I had a habit of warning people to watch the alarm on time-change days. I haven't the faintest clue when Apple will earn my trust back on that.

Didn't this all get out of whack when the government started messing around with the actual DST dates?

I hope we don't live in the same city.

When I was five I tried to convince a three year old neighbor kid that doggies make chocolate.

I remember when a new guy started he got to work at about 8 in the morning when everybody else got in around 8:30. I happened to be a little early that day so when he got out of the car I hurriedly ran to him an said: "You're late for the board meeting! Hurry up!!" And he ran from the parking lot to the building…

While we were interviewing a software engineer I suddenly demanded to know if he was a Star Trek or Babylon 5 fan and to not take too long to answer. I was so sudden and intense with the question that, for a moment, he thought his job hung on the answer.

I would welcome that day with a bottle of booze and a Meposian Dance of Joy.

Rare situation.

Forgot to mention that I want it to be legit. Like I said, I'd pay $200 for it.

There is no Far Side Complete Collection ebook. Boy, you must think really highly of me to assume I've never heard of ebooks.

Or... what he does on a computer is different than what you do.

The value of the app depends on what it actually does. I cannot answer this question as phrased.

There are people in your life, maybe it's your mechanic, maybe it's your doctor, it could even be the customer support person you called when you were surprised at the size of your bill, who are thinking the same thing about you.

I live a thousand miles away from my mom. On some days I take long walks and I talk to her on the phone via headset. I often take photos of where I am and email them to her while we're talking. For example: One time I saw a boat with a marriage proposal written on the sail. Within a minute of me bringing it up she…

Just to add to that: The phones I had before the iPhone EACH had problems that led to them not ringing. With the smartphones it was that the OS would freeze. (Palm Treo...) With the dumb phones it was that the door to the battery wore down and would eventually break loose in my pocket, meaning the contact would be…

There ya go, do you feel better now? Ready to re-open your mind?

Maybe, maybe not. Either way, Lifehacker's parent company does not want a legal kerfuffle over telling their readers to do something illegal.

Buying SNES cartridges today is simple and straight-forward, partially addressing some legal issues with emulation. MAME... arcade boards/ROMs are much less practical. My less-than-educated-guess is they're staying on the safe side of the issue.

Heh. Do what you need to do to save face, just try to get your terminology right in the future. ;)