Wilhelm scream at 4:55.

I mean, really? Who types the space bar with their left index finger?!

I agree. I believe computer programming can be applied as a tool to areas other than computer science. The most obvious applications are math and science, but I am seeing more and more art be produced using computer programming. Like you I am a high school student. I have learned spanish in school and C, C++, Java,…

Cool, thanks!

I thought that the snow "makers" work by freezing the water through the expansion of the water droplets. The water is kept at high pressure, and the extreme drop in pressure as it is shot out makes the water freeze almost instantly. This is why they can still make snow when the air temperature is above freezing.

I switched to Windows because I spend a lot of time gaming. I virtualize and dual boot Linux as needed.

But as a developer, why should I develop for OS X since I either have to give Apple 30% of my app-store earnings, or completely give up on a large portion of my target audience who don't know about "Gatekeeper"? Apple is discouraging developers by implementing this. I would not be surprised if other developers protest…

This fact does scare me. I believe that Apple's closed walled system discourages innovation and development on their platform. I saw this coming when OS X lion came out. As of last week, I have switched to all non-Apple devices. I no longer see the advantage of OS X unless you are under 10 or over 80 years old.

Excuse me, but Ethernet is not a legacy technology especially on a pro line of laptops.

StarCraft 2, Team Fortress 2, and maybe some Fallout 3. I bought it during the steam holiday sale. I can't wait :)

Exactly. Before my Galaxy Nexus, I always used ~3 gigs a month. I can only really afford their 2GB plan, but with their double data deal it is 4GB. I would love to have unlimited data for the same price, but I am very afraid that they would realize their mistake and bump me back down to the 2GB plan without giving me…

I once played TF2 for 22 continuous hours. The only break time was when the server loaded another map.

I use namecheap for domain registration. I picked it because I think lifehacker (or maybe lifehacker's commenters) picked it as the best. No complaints so far, but really anything is better than godaddy.

The battery in my Galaxy Nexus does not seem to last very long, and I don't even have 4g LTE in my area.

What Verizon said: "We don't block apps."

532nm DPSS lasers are common in laser pointers too and are "LASERs".

I agree. It could also be interfering, but not enough for me to notice. I don't doubt that the meters are causing problems for some people, I'm just not one of them.

No problems here, and my 2.4GHz wifi-router is less than 10 feet from the CMP installed meter.

Yes, that is very true. It is definitely possible that the pins on the SpeakJet chip are not shorted. The image of the chip doesn't prove anything other than it is likely that they are shorted together.

They are at least partially lying. Read list7's comment. The SpeakJet chip they claim to be using has all of its pins shorted out. I wouldn't donate if I were you until they post more details.