Time is money, friend. If it costs excess time to look for sales on other sites, then the money saved on a game is negligible. Adding a title to my wishlist and getting an email when its on sale is a pretty low-energy approach to getting what I want at a cost I'm willing to pay.

This isn't a pancake... it does not fit the definition. Yes, it uses the same batter as a pancake, but it is not. A pancake is defined by how it is cooked, not what it is made of.

I've written wordpress plugins to enable this on sites. I can confirm that the entire article contents are on the page. An easier solution would be to simply block the JS responsible for adding the overlay.

The last vehicle I bought, I didn't haggle. I searched online for a vehicle I was interested in, at a price I was interested in paying. I then went to the dealer, test drove, thanked them for their time and told them (honestly) that I was going to test drive a few more vehicles but I liked theirs. To encourage me to…

Non-Game Day usage is a fraction of Game Day usage. I am surprised that they offered to pay anything at all.

I'm of the "keep Friday productive" school of thought where I treat Friday like any other work day and do my job. It also works very well on mondays, though an exception should be made for thursdays, as that is casual dress day.

Unless you are a developer, installing developer releases aren't going to do you much good. Intentionally using incomplete and potentially buggy software is not a good idea unless you are in the development loop providing feedback on your user experience.

I enjoyed my last car purchase. I found a car on the internet, went to the dealer to test drive it, liked how it drove. Told him I was interested in purchasing it, asked him how much and he said a number. I left to look at a couple other cars at other dealers, came back as his was the best and bought it for the price…

I already removed them from my profile and posted a link to a similar article.

LinkedIn isn't a place where you can get honest information about people's qualifications. I had all sorts of people recommend me for various skills, some of which I do not have, and some which I have never demonstrated for that particular client.

I don't even think that a C64 could have even rendered that if it was just a video.

When I'm making cheeseburgers, I'll toss a lid on them for the last 15 seconds of cooking. There is usually sufficient steam coming off the burger to get the job done.

I feel that the tradeoff is worth it, and in many places of the internet necessary. Occasionally, I wander onto the net without an ad blocker handy and almost instantly become frustrated with what I'm seeing.

I am hesitant to dismiss rice as a drying agent. I've seen plenty of evidence that rice is a capable drying agent. We keep rice in our salt shakers to absorb any moisture and to prevent the salt from clumping. I have in the past used rice to dry electronics which have gotten wet with various degrees of success.

I have good luck with the pressure cooker method. I do agree that it produces a tougher white, but in my experience pressure cooked eggs are easier to peel.

I feel like this article has a few contradictions in it. "Avoid Overspending", "Ditch the nonessentials": This is great advice, except earlier in the article there were tons of nonessential new expenses that the author felt were more important than this advice. I'm not an actuary, but I'm certain that Short Term…

I'm against using DD-WRT, but for political reasons. A while back the dev who maintained DD-WRT did a great many shady things like violate the GPL, intentionally obfuscate code in an open source project, and be a pretty big jerk to people who frequented the forums. It may be true that many of these behaviors have…

Unicorn blood aint cheap. Might be more cost effective to just die.

Dying shouldn't be this expensive... I don't even know how some people can afford a loved one dying. Not only are they dealing with the emotional turmoil of letting go, they are dealing with a major financial crisis.