Visitor policies are absolutely an important thing to consider — this post is a worthwhile reminder. I should just ignore people like Jim but sometimes I can't help myself :(

How do these comments get approved on LifeHacker!!!!!!!!!!1 If you can't even be bothered to read the post (hint: the text actually suggests something other than visitor policies as the "biggest concern," then suggests that visitor policies might be important to some) than [sic] you should think about taking the time…

Tell that to my local Trader Joe's.

The deficit is shrinking.

This simply does not look like a flat tire to me. I mean, I see where they're going but what's up with the stripes at the bottom? And the vertical lines extending from the top?

Wow, that's a lot of verbiage you've banged out there, bud. You seem very confused by my take on frequent flier status. Are you new to the internet? This is where humanity comes with its petty complaints.

I've known people who would fly somewhere round-trip near the end of the year only to maintain their status. I don't mean take a vacation around the holidays; I mean fly to La Guardia and then fly straight back an hour later, or check into and out of a hotel within 10 minutes, never having set foot in the room. I…

Ah, ye olde "I've never experienced this thing you describe, therefore it isn't a thing at all!" gambit. :wistful sigh:

I have a Car2Go membership and there's one cryptic icon that took me forever to figure out. (For the longest time I was certain it meant "WARNING: CAULDRON TEMPERATURE HAS DROPPED BELOW BOILING.")

I'm not upset about anyone's status. But I can't help rolling my eyes when people pretend they're better than other people — especially over something that someone else bought for them. It's childish.

Something you "earn" after flying lots of miles for business. It allows you to act superior to everyone else even though someone else's money bought it for you.

My biggest flying pet peeve is airlines that make you pick up your gate-checked bag at baggage claim. I'm looking at you, US Airways. Southwest has it ready for me on the jet bridge when I deplane, why can't they all do it?

It's absurd. There's so much bullshit to criticize Obama for, but we're stuck listening to bleating about the IRS, Benghazi, and a combination of hypocrisy and half-truths about government spending.

Just realized I was responding to a three-month-old comment. I'm blaming the lack of sleep.

iPhone 4S and iPad 2. [See also]

In your example, wouldn't it be the person/company publishing the web site who's still using the floppy drive — not the user?

Y'all are correct about the reasons Flash isn't available for mobile platforms, but don't pretend it isn't frustrating once in a while. It's not that I refuse to acknowledge that Flash is outdated crap — the problem is the websites I'm trying to look at use Flash and there's no way around it. Your two-button mouse…

Seriously, Apple is such a copycat...it's kind of embarrassing at this point. They seem to be incapable of coming up with anything original at this point.

My theory is that if they'd replaced the 16 with the 32, fewer people would opt for the upgrade. Gotta get that revenue.

As old as this comment is, I'll try to answer: You can do a lot better than Trojan condoms. It's been a few years since I've shopped for condoms (committed relationship) but I used to go through them...quickly. Durex Extra Sensitive were my personal favorite—they fit well and felt good for all involved.