Use a piece of software called Proxifier (Mac and Windows) with this app. Worked like a charm when I was try this sort of tethering back then with AT&T.

"Game of Thrones" / "Walking Dead" / "Fringe" marathon. That is all.

If she's earning all that money, she shouldn't look so concerned over the price tag of that ugly sweater.

It uses a single-core GOP CPU.

As an Apple fan, I really have to admit that this particular model, Roku 2 XS, kicks so much ass in terms of features.

Everything is magical in the US. The rest of the world has a better grasp of reality.

Yep.

I still have those two round-trip tickets to Zegema Beach. Not sure if it's still there anymore. Damn bugs.

I'm confused. Was Arthur C. Clarke an extraordinary pedophile, an extraordinary science fiction writer, or both? What's the difference between a pedophile and an extraordinary one?

You know he doesn't like to be called that.

The internet is abuzz with the Easter Egg in the scene at 1:07 where John Harrison (Cumberbatch) is standing in the brig. The panels bottom-right corner display "AreYouThe1701.com" for a split second.

I don't think it's the Enterprise. The shape of the nacelles are different.

All this Batman talk has got me smiling.

The T style may be difficult to get the tube wrapping around the connector.

Better than a wife yelling at her husband, "turn right here!" or "it was the street you just passed."

My profile pic is me, actual size. Hope there's no height requirement at the bar.

I kept repurposing everything until I noticed my electric bill started to skyrocket. I got rid of everything, even external hard drives and peripherals that required their own power supply (if it can't charge or get power by an existing USB port, I don't want it) and I feel like I'm getting my energy bill back to…

Just you wait. Google Search will be updated shortly and you can ask their voice recognition feature, then tap Directions. It currently takes you to the web-based version of Google Maps, but I'm sure they'll use their own API to launch Google Maps instead.

At 360p, I'm surprised it wasn't also captured vertically on a smartphone.

Well, just like another commenter said, Star Trek: The Motion Picture had a very similar hit sound when V'Ger showed up. I don't know what to name it, because it would be hard to Google Search it in the future: BWONG, BRAAM, BWAAAAM... you get the idea.