I can't see how they could justify not making the screen capacitive-somethingorother so styluses (styli?) should work just as they do on the iPhone, iPad and the Touch.

This could make angel's weep with happiness, you know that?

I've GreaseMonkey'd gawker sites into something I can live with 2-3 times now. I'll give myself 7 days and if I can't script out something ... ANYTHING... I'll just read via Google Reader from now on and ignore the comments.

OK, maybe replying to my own comment will fix this.

What a beautiful space - it makes me want to take a seat and explain to the dame in the next seat that her husband was a dope AND a dupe and skipped town without the cash all while her cigarette smoke circles us like a benediction.

Have we forgotten David Warner played Jack The Ripper in 79's "Time After Time" with the delightful Mary Steenburgen and Malcolm McDowell playing an ADORABLE HG Wells? Yes, my children, McDowell played the GOOD guy for once.

OK, this is weird. I don't get an [Accept] button for you comment but I get one for my own - this one. Very very confusing.

I know this sounds totally messed up but this open/closing finger thing never occurred to me.

I have to say "Go back to dry-humping each other and buying my over-priced drinks or get the FUCK out" made me snort. Pam so reminds me of my mom.

Agreed! I get weird looks in meetings because I carry in both an Androd tablet and a hand-written personal organizer. (The tablet's for email, calendar-bookings. The organizer's for notes, details and relavent materials.)

We're a couple living in an apt with what appears to be a dishwasher built for a small army. We only cook large, complicated meals 2 or 3 times a year. We run the dishwasher once or twice a month empty except for a little d/w detergent just to keep it fresh and in working order. We hand-wash all our dishes and are…

I'm still on the fence for "Seeking a Friend etc".

Off you go. Apparently.

Ads have been doing this since the beginning of ... well, ads! The argument has always been:

Rules and limits add interest and struggle - magic without bounds could be pretty boring.

When I travel, I carry one of these babies.

Our router's web interface has this feature. It's pretty basic, though, so I can't see which machine is the real piggy this month. The interface allows you to set the start day of the month so I can align it with my provider's billing period (13th to the 12th of the next month)

In the shirt category, avoid overly large shirts and choose a synthetic material (avoid cotton at all costs!) This prevents the lamentable "Jogger's Nipple" - those weird looks might not be due to your form, they're about the blood stain on your shirt.

I should look into Chrome Dev - I'm using the basic "from the s/w library" one.

I use Ubuntu and I could swear on any number of documents (deity-specific and not) that Firefox is consistently and measurably faster than Chrome. Any other Ubuntu people out there? Am I just being Firefox-centric?