dude, not to mention back. I went to a standing concert recently, and stood for 3 hours. when it was over, I could barely bend in any direction.

It's the hoover platinum series. True, it is a bagged vacuum, but it's nice, light as an Oreck (for a quarter of the price) and has great suction. Mine works well.

Design lust? Eh, not to me. They seem like big plasticky toys to me. personally I prefer this.

Absolutely - there is no question about that. But the seat back pocket should also not be a black hole. If you know you left something there there should be a way to contact a person who can make an effort to get you your property. Or, they should be a lot more vigilant with their lost and found.

whoever found that had a nice jailbreak session.

no, they really don't. Why would they?

I left a canon elph camera in the front seat pocket on an AA plane. I realized it about 30 mins later. All they could tell me is "call lost and found". I did, for 3 days straight. Even though I knew EXACTLY where it was left, I never saw it or heard from them again.

nice

damn, no digital out?? I use optical out for my ps3 to my sound system. Digital out is essential for my cable box to the receiver.

Yes. The only way for apple to "kill cable" is to buy or build infrastructure that will deliver the content to users, bypassing the cable companies. Those companies have done a great job consolidating their market share by utilizing the infrastructure they already have in place.

remedy that shit right the fuck now.

The latter, of course.

Again, it's definitely an issue if you shoot the bullet at an angle. At even an 85 degree angle, the velocity of the bullet does not change, only the trajectory. so it maintains lethal force. However, shot at a 90 degree angle, bullets stop at the apex and then fall only at terminal velocity. Terminal velocity is…

uh, it's a troll account.

Yeah, see, here's the problem: you may have only paid $100 for it, but where are you going to get another if it breaks? Throwing a cheapo tablet around is only good if there is a plentiful supply if it breaks, otherwise, it might as well cost $500.

9000 feet, not 9000m. This isn't Mt. Everest.

what the hell? how do you 'choose on this page' and why have I not seen that before?

Ah, a classic meme from before the days of the Internet.

Funny enough, can't do it on the iPhone and iPad and is the source of great frustration for me. (I found another browser that does do a search within page, but the implementation is terrible - it doesn't highlight the word.)

What's so bad about this is that the cost of the damage is vastly greater than the few bucks worth of copper wire obtained. I mean, it costs north of $4000 to buy and install a central air compressor and condenser line, and thieves make what, $50 - $100 from the copper?