You know what this is missing - The Golden Freakin' Compass. Not so hot in the US, but went balls-crazy internationally, nearly raking in $400 Million. And if you've read the book, this movie was a 2-hour teaser trailer. I left the theaters unsettled, knowing both how awesome that potential 15-plus hour film would be…

Or, you know, they want to be able to Streetview things other than streets. They've done the Grand Canyon, they're having hikers wander through forests and up mountains with the (understandably heavy) gear... Why NOT have a robot do it?

I always thought the SixthSense would take off, but other than the Ted Talk, I haven't heard a peep from them.

When Stephen King announced that he was making a sequel to the Shining, he mentioned that he would never make a sequel or prequel to It... be cause It scared him too much...

"What do you mean, they're made of meat??"

The HUGE Who-gets-taxed problem aside, there are more obvious answers...

The main issue with this is practicality. With a system like the one animated, you NOT ONLY have to build this elaborate system of rails and cars, which comes with various issues like buildings, overpasses, and whatnot... but THEN, you have to put these stupid raised platforms anywhere. And while it looks all well and…

I vote Google. Waze would be friggin' AMAZING on Google Glass.

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It also depends on your idea of "hard" and "live". I have a family of 5 - myself, my wife, my daughter, age 7 & 5 year old son, and a baby boy we're in the process adopting - and we live very comfortably, in Jacksonville Florida, on $51,000 a year. Both my wife & I work, and she's close to finishing graduate school,…

It'd depend on what you do. Obviously if you need space for the things you enjoy, or have a family, you don't want to live in a tiny place like that. If you are a socialite, workaholic, or someone that just needs a place to shower & crash that's close to the subway, this is for you. Think of it as rent plus car…

He's a severe minimalist (compared to the Hong Kong 24-in-1 room guy who had a wall of discs), so he does things like using the computer & projector for a TV, Netflix instead of a movie library, Spotify instead of a albums lying around, possibly an ereader in lieu of ye olde wall of books and he probably uses his…

If you don't want to scroll down, Twitter on your regular phone is 40404. I still use it today.

I'm going to say the bird stealing a phone is actually likely. There was a video circling the internet of someone who had a bird snatch their phone while the phone was filming... it's a pretty cool video. and accurate.

Am I reading this wrong? I'm pretty sure it's saying you get 100MB of free data per month... with the ADDITIONAL option of paying $80 for 2 years of 3G.

I would LOVE a backlit E-Ink Smart-er phone. I'm finding that having an internet accessing tablet for apps alongside a "dumb" phone is incredibly useful - I can take calls while surfing on Verizon, for example. But most importantly is the battery life - I love the battery life on my Kindle 3-Keyboard, even with the 3G…

Out of curiosity, will this work with horseflies as well? So far, those little buggers are the worst part of moving beyond the suburbs

If you already have a mounting bracket (from all of the above given, or anything you've tried in the past), this is the best, cheapest bike light you can have. These LED flashlights are bright and incredibly cheap. However, one usually isn't enough. I have a pair mounted, one on each handlebar. My father uses three,…

I usually ride with one earphone in, on the right side. It's enough for me to hear whatever I'm listening to, with my left ear - the one closest to traffic - being completely free. Speakers are bulky, non-weather-resistant and overall don't usually work, and those helmets with earphones built in are really, really…