Agreed. Though I'm doing fairly well designing and video editing on a MacBook Pro i7, I still entertain the thought of finding a decently priced used MacPro to use for more intensive projects. They might not be profitable, but Apple was built with the support of the professional creative community. Turning your…

Style what apple is commonly known for, but it's overall DESIGN where Apple excels. Proper and intuitive UI is what Apple has been about for a long time (since the beginning?) and Jobs was infamous for rejecting things that didn't flow or feel right. I remember when I was looking for the DVD burning program when I…

why stop at the face?

So it's an average of what this ONE girl's face looked like over a year? She's pretty, but it doesn't seem that spectacular of a feat. The Japanese pop girl thing was much much cooler. Very Simone like really.

What if asteroids were actually alien ships?

I agree that Cook being gay shouldn't be brought up at all unless it actually related to some matter at his discretion. Otherwise it's just low class. On the other hand, if it wasn't for the rainbow helmet, I wouldn't have known who that was.

but then we'd never have joys of Toy Story, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, etc...

Will Hunting wouldn't have let this happen.

Dear God, I hope the TSA doesn't change policies about laptops.

Good catch, I was just about to post about missing the bluray. An entry level HTPC w/ bluray and wireless for $300 would've been killer. Apparently it's still just a dream.

x2. Fundamental rule of joke telling is that if you have to explain it, it was a bad joke. The concept was pretty funny and had moments, but needed about 4 minutes taken out of the sketch. I was hoping they would've just ended it showing the girl shooting their commercial on a simple DSLR on a tripod setup as that…

@Brightmotor - don't you mean Kate Beckinsale? A much, much hotter Kate, and certified grade A++ MILF.

@waclark57: Because now after 12 years you've finally found that reason.

About the same equivalent to something you'd find on the WB. Great amateur effort, really looking forward to a follow up.

@John Addis: That was my first reaction!

About time e-ink is being applied to vehicles. I first heard about it on here years ago and fantasized about cars using the technology to change colors on the fly.

Wow you guys are harsh. I do a lot of important company work on my laptop, and though I know I should back up more often, realistically I don't. Everyday it's, "I'll do it tomorrow", "I'm too busy now", "It's almost 5, I'm going home".

I read Kat's profile the longest.