...or get a Razer Chimaera

I learnt to organize anything digital early on. It was a painful lesson though.

I second that.

He's heading to Los Santos and the surrounding area.

Can anyone recommend an airline for people living outside the US/UK? I flew Etihad a couple of times last year, and it was a mighty enjoyable experience?.

People say I'm creative...but I'm hardly ever motivated.

Thanks, will get on it!

The original color for the S7DE skin is grey. How do I change it to black?

I didn't know where else to put this. Didn't Lifehacker have a "Tip Us" option? I can't seem to find it anymore, or my memory is really degrading.

Great experiences, aren't they? I miss the Nokia of old :(

MeeGo! It's wonderful! I have a tablet for all my app needs. But I don't really use any apps bar Kindle and Pocket.

I've definitely never thought of how the capital B might change the meaning before.

Last year I went to Rome, and I felt the trip was made even better since my travel buddy and I both had played AC:B. We didn't actively seek out sights from the game, but there was a definite sense of awe. Especially as it dawned on me that Ubisoft does its historical research very well.

I understand what you are saying, but it is still generalizing a bit. "Black" is still used as a blanket term, which as MouseMilk pointed out is incorrect. Just in Southern Africa alone, black people are so wildly different (partly due to the colonizing countries), though there are aspects that are similar or even…

I have to admit that I've hardly I encounter those two scenarios throughout my life. Though in Mozambique, Hindus and Muslims tend to be lumped together.

That's nitpicking. What else am I supposed to call someone from the USA?

Yes, we shouldn't use the word anymore. Interestingly enough, in Lusophone countries, they still use it in day-to-day conversations. What really got on my nerve though was that Mr. Narcisse used half-black, half-French.

These are all pretty good ideas. I have two nitpicks though.

No problem. Happy New Year!

Indeed. Like all other things in life, it just takes dedication and patience.