Geez. For $300, you could have bought a 5.1 system.

Hive Five = it didn't make the top five.

Likewise. Pushing Daisies. The Fall.

Except, in Indiana Jones, it goes, "These are swastikas. They represent the Nazis. The Nazis are terrible people. You know that. We know that." In Dukes of Hazzard, it goes, "Oh, that? Yeah, that's a Confederate flag, but don't pay attention to that, please. We know what it represents, but just pretend it doesn't."

You used a cloud storage service like Dropbox or SugarSync to keep the file synced across your devices?

All I can really say is, "Meh." It's not great, but you won't really be losing anything if you watch it or don't watch it. I'd say to go for it though if you're a big fan of the BSG universe. Just don't expect it to be the same caliber as the BSG reboot.

I SAW THIS IN CAPRICA. IT DID NOT END WELL. CAPS LOCK! I'M YELLING!

Plus, they're essentially your best bet if you want ice actually shaped like cubes.

I'm the opposite I guess. I despise the slideshow format when I'm at my computer. Let me scroll.

Flickr. Hands down.

I was going to say the exact same thing, but you beat me to it. This graphic reeks of flame bait.

I use a different password for every account via Keepass, and keep the vault file synced across my devices with SugarSync. Easy as cake. Slutty, slutty cake.

Don't worry about insulting the new layout. You can say it. It's horrendous. It's insulting to we the readers.

Does the Gawker network actually hire professional UI developers, or does it just make things up as it goes along?

Canola is a flower.

Yes, regular as opposed to extra virgin.

Here you go: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Kate+Upton

I uninstalled the Facebook app from my phone about a month ago, and haven't looked back. That thing is just one giant, bloated mess.

Also concerning the Galactica in #10: it was mentioned in the series that the ship could withstand a direct impact from a nuclear warhead. So in all probability, the Battlestars are indeed equipped with some form of heavy-grade radiation shielding.

Absolutely. I use Pandora and Google Play Music to stream, and PowerAmp to play music I store locally in case I have a poor signal. Hell, I started using my old Sprint PPC-6700 when it first came out (Seven years ago? Damn, time flies) for this very purpose as well on its rough and neglected Windows Mobile. I remember…