Well, it's just like NC-17 in the theatres: If you get that rating, you're all but guaranteed not to end up in any theatres/stores. So they edit and adjust to get the R/M rating so they can recoup their money. The only games to keep their AO ratings are generally low-budget affairs specifically meant for this purpose.

Actually, it's just a PhotoShop hack job that got passed off as a Google Maps issue.

Apparently this is unfortunately a fake. I don't mean in the obvious way, but that it's not even a Google Street View screw-up. Here's the original, undoctored, photo:

I assume you're trolling?

This is a really cruel prize to put on a show like this. Seriously. As you pointed out, the taxes someone would have to pay on this prize are way beyond nearly anyone in that audience. They'd have to immediately sell the car to be able to afford the tax hit they took from winning it. How awful.

Looks good. I will definitely see myself at least trying this, although the apparent lack of Android support might reduce that. I find myself in front of my computer less and less lately, making a tablet the most likely way I'd play something like this. And I'm personally not interested in Android. But I imagine…

You realize that "working" game still has half of its features disabled to allow it to "work," right?

Signed up for IFTTT a week or so ago, but this is the first time I've used it. I had recently been annoyed that I didn't have all my tagged pictures in Google+. This solves that quite well.

The Wii U is officially available now. So that puts it right in the running for mods like this.

Except you missed the fact that your photo is of Windows 8's File Explorer which makes it even easier than that. In the File menu is an "Open command prompt" option (Alt+F, P to those keyboard inclined) that does exactly the same: opens the command prompt to your current location. Also a PowerShell equivalent.

I think you missed their point. It was that you can open a command prompt DIRECTLY to the folder you're in, not merely any command prompt.

I'm so glad we have you to decide for us what's reasonable to expect from our music libraries. Can I get your phone number so I can give you a call for regular life advice? I'm thinking about getting a new pair of shoes this weekend, and need to know if getting the ones with the nice insoles is "completely over the…

The error message and the round number are more than clear enough, then the user clearly depicts a conversation with Sony where they eventually confirmed the limit, and the article LINKS to a Sony page that says the following:

RIGHT?!

I don't see anything confusing about the article. It spelled out all the details quite clearly. The card was marketed as though it can hold over 9,000 songs, while the device itself refuses to recognize more than 4,000. Bait and switch. The end.

I think they pretty much told us everything.

You're highly confused. This isn't that he ran out of SPACE. He has PLENTY of SPACE still available. This is that the Vita has an arbitrary limit of 4,000 songs, despite advertising that there's enough SPACE to hold over 9,000.

SwiftKey broke me of my reliance on hardware keyboards. No question, best option available.

I'm pretty sure for item 1 he meant that your friends list would be culled directly from your social networks, not that it would merely mimic them by using your real name and photo. The point is that instead of having to seek out friends and friend them on PSN in ADDITION to Facebook, Twitter, etc., you'd see all your…

That's not syncing, though. That's downloading and importing. It doesn't keep them in check with each other, it doesn't filter a change I make in one to all the others, and it's definitely, as you note, not automatic. Trust me, I've done this many times for clients, but it definitely doesn't resolve my issues.