No, he is right to say "it's". "It's" is the contraction for "it is", if you replace the "it's" in that sentence with "it is" it makes perfect sense. The major doesn't have a "complex", it is complex (or not complex as the case may be).

I'm pretty sure it means exactly what he thinks it means. It's effectively selling it at a given price. "Buy it now" only listings do not allow for bidding on the item.

Actually, due to the placement of the comma in the title and the sentence beginning with:

Ahh, I haven't used any other HP calculator, so I can't compare. I did notice the quality on the casing/keyboard of the 50g was kind of inferior though (my first one had a broken spring under one of the keys, luckily while still under warranty).

What do you mean by "Long gone"? HP still makes the HP 50G (I got mine new from amazon a year and a half ago). And I agree RPN calculators are much nicer to use and program once you're used to them.

I would assume the screen's physical size is 21:9, so the pixels are slightly taller than they are wide.

That's why something like titanium backup for android is awesome. When I upgraded to a galaxy nexus from my HTC inspire 4G, I did root, unlock and install a custom Rom, but as soon as I got that set up, I just installed titanium backup, restored my backup from the other phone, and everything was set. The only changes…

One of my favortie chrome tricks that I thought most people knew until I was talking to my friend involves the download bar. You can click and drag the file from the download bar to anywhere on your computer and almost every application will treat it the same as if you'd dragged the file from windows explorer. This…

The article talks about vocalizing in your head and under your breath. How is that tip supposed to help if your "vocalizing" the word in your head? (My tongue and lips don't move at all when I read)

Well, technically the Galaxy S is a Samsung product but I'm pretty sure they meany Galaxy Nexus (since nexus devices are the subject of the article)

Though I guess you could probably set up an app/process to monitor the accelerometer and play a "thud" sound file when it exceeds a certain amount. That would probably eat lots of battery though

Yeah, I thought that is lowered the brightness at first but I went back and read the Google play description/reviews and I realized it didn't actually change the brightness. Still an awesome app though. Also, you shouldn't use the app when your brightness is anything over minimum because it still lowers (perceived)…

Just a note, I love this app for when I'm reading, but it doesn't actually change the phone's brightness or save battery (unless you have a OLED screen). The app works by making white's less white. Everything appears dimmer because there is less contrast and less light leaks through the LCD (or less light comes out of…

Fine, No heat transfer by convection in a vacuum. The sun gives off heat through radiation. The hard drive produces very little heat in the form of radiation and is therefore insulated by the vacuum.

Unfortunately (aside from getting a good vacuum in the drive without it leaking) the drive would overheat nearly instantly because there would be nowhere for the excess heat to go.

Well, technically, it can function in a vacuum and experience a lot less drag. However, it would quickly overheat because there would be nothing to remove excess heat.

Ah, Hitchhiker's references never get old.

You're not leaving peanut butter on the disc (other than maybe a few traces). After wiping the disc clean with a cloth, only the oils will remain. These are what smooths out the surface of the disc. If actual peanut butter was left on the disc, it would be even worse (aside from gumming up your dvd player) because the…

On the e-ink kindle, the ads can show when the device is off/on standby (due to it using e-ink). On the kindle fire hd, they only show on the lockscreen, which most users don't spend a lot of time on. Also, the screen turns off if the lockscreen is left on without any user interaction for more than 10-15 seconds

Actually, it depends on how the player is set up and what its made with. For example, flash supports keyboard shortcuts, html5 supports keyboard shortcuts ,etc... (For proof, try hitting space, forward, or backward on a Youtube video.