"Rain Man Robot Builds Ramps With Thousands of Randomly Tossed Toothpicks" and a separate dual calk gun apparatus that isn't a part of the robot.
Regardless of whether anyone thinks the creep shot photos are good or bad (I'm not trying to debate that here), I feel this retaliation is the monster of all hypocritical moves. I don't know much about this stuff, other than what I've read here on Giz, but with a few simple searches on Reddit, I came across countless…
I think that's the term for it on Apple's official spec list: The Secret Chip In New Cable To Fuck Them chip.
I still have mine from when I was a kid. And if I remember correctly, its pilot was the Strato Viper (I swear I didn't look that up, I'm just that much of a nerd).
That's pretty cool. I didn't even know they made one for the movie version. But being a child of the 80's, there's only 1 true Jetfire in my mind.
One problem I have is the radar dish. It makes it aesthetically pleasing, but sort of impractical when you want to carry it around in your pocket. I'd love to have it, but they want $6+ for "economy" shipping. I could ship that USPS for a couple bucks, maybe less.
My guess is that some of the crybabies who insisted it would not be called the iPhone 5 (because it is the 6th gen.) refuse to call it by it's true name. They seem to have a problem with companies naming their products whatever they hell they please.
Color me unimpressed. Everybody "likes" everything on there. It's become an uncontrollable reaction for millions of users. The obsession & addiction that is facebook has caused millions of people to act in ways they never have before on the internet. Too many people do these things ('like' things, upload photos, add…
You guys are going to keep clinging to that joke for as long as you can, huh?
The problem with the camera isn't always because someone's dumb enough to point it at the sun. I've taken photos in my car on a completely cloudy day with absolutely no direct sunlight and the light coming through the side window of the car was completely washed out with the purple flare. I've gotten the purple flare…
If only she had ingested Neosporin by mistake, she might still have her stomach.
I know, it's extremely disappointing. I never expected my phone's camera to replace my DSLR or even my old point & shoot, but it was always handy to have and my iPhone 4 took some pretty good pictures for me. I use it for casual situations when it's all that's available. With the 4, I've gotten plenty of blurry & dark…
The very first 2 photos I took with mine both have the purple flare. They were taken inside of a vehicle on a completely cloudy day with zero direct sunlight shining through. The light coming through the side window of the vehicle was completely washed out by the purple flare. I have since got the flare coming from…
This goes to show how uneducated you are on the matter at hand. Do you own an iPhone 5? Doesn't sound like it. This has nothing to do with lens flare being a possibility with any given camera and it has nothing to do with pointing a camera towards the sun. A majority of my photos taken with my iPhone 5 have at least a…
Back when I had my original WebTV, I chatted in the TalkCity chatrooms as MrRomance. Yeah, it was corny as all get out, but I always had plenty of ladies to chat with. My first email username was ladiesman94. Boy those were the days.
The OP was implying that the Navy was located in "cooler" places. I was simply pointing out that the Air Force had bases in the same locations he mentioned.
As an Air Force Vet, I admit I'm biased, but 'off we go into the wild blue yonder...'
In comparison to the 3 locations you mentioned with Naval Stations, the Air Force has multiple bases in both California and Florida as well as one in Honolulu, HI. Besides, not everyone has the desire to live in typical vacation destinations such as CA or FL.
Another rumor is that many Gizmodo readers will go ape shit over the fact that it's rumored to be called the "iPhone 6." They'll insist that it won't be and proceed to tell everyone how stupid it is for a company to name a product whatever the hell they want. Then Gizmodo will agree, but continue to call it the…