I think Nissan's existing all black wedge shaped race car is more in line with what the Deliverator would drive :D

Yeah! I mean who the hell is he anyway? I mean sure, he co-created the internet with Bob Kahn in the 70s, but what has he done since?

Zaha Hadid is a woman :| She was born in Iraq but is now a British national.

Well it's not really Buzz Launcher's fault, its really the users who create the themes. And sometimes you can recreate some some elements using alternative apps or widgets. I've come across that issue a couple of times but not that often.

Both, I use it with chrome, but I know it's available for Safari and I assume Firefox too. The only time I ever saw an ad on gmail with Adblock running was when they switched to the tabbed interface but I zapped it using the "block an ad on this page" option from the dropdown menu and havent seen an ad since.

Use adblock. If some ads still get through, use the tools provided by the adblock plugin to zap the remaining ones and they will remain blocked.

Reference to Smaug the dragon from The Hobbit (sleeps on piles of gold).

Vote! And is it true that these are the last Plasmas Panasonic will make? I think I read they are discontinuing them :(

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From the CNBC article: "Three days later, they were killed in front of their immediate families and other members of North Korea's famous pop groups. These onlookers were then sent to prison camps due to the regime's assumption of guilt by association, the Chosun Ilbo story claims."

Analogue blog.

Liking the stuff on your website! Yeah Im a bit of a silver efex junky :)

I have some stuff up on flickr, although not my most recent stuff with the Fuji over at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nhilmy/

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I've been keeping an eye on those rumours, it could be a very interesting camera. The supposed inspiration like the FM2 and FM3A are actually not much bigger than the Sony despite being an SLR. And the rumours seem to suggest the new Nikon will indeed have a mirror but also be a "hydrid"? Not sure what thats about,…

I just meant within the context of this article (and the one at pop-photo), as a technological development, the first micro-fourthirds was more significant historically (and thus more deserving of being included) than the NEX which followed.