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THIS WILL NOT CATCH PEOPLE SPYING... Please don't share tools that give people a false sense of security.

Okay, I'm going to go off into a little rant. Maybe Gizmodo's management will pick up on it, maybe not. I no longer care.

Now That'sa good troll!

Oh, let me translate your comment:
"I'm uncomfortable with these ideas, so I'll call myself 'normal' and you 'weird' for being different than me!"
TheEducationalGeek was relating a story that is on topic.

Those sea creatures must be damned communists if they react so negatively to the swan song of freedom.

Hopefully this would go without saying, but be mindful of whether or not your ISP blocks inbound port 80 as this might make your blog hard to get to if you host it at home.

Clearly none of you are college students. My roommates and I order everything on Prime. Some of my favorite examples:

Adam, I've enjoyed your work but now I'm saying goodbye. This new comment system sucks and I'm done with it.

"The smart financial move is to pay for your car in cash and avoid a loan altogether."

This guy is going to make a really great Coca Cola commercial someday.

It would be my easiet $1 million too, as I've never earned a million bucks before

That's a great article you linked to, with some advice that I'm going to try out, but it's a little oversimplified in places, and doesn't address the fact that some kids are developmentally sociopathic. I mean me. When I was a kid, maybe five or six, I got in trouble for stealing a watch. LOTS of trouble. Like, day…

I might get some flak for this, but...

My husband and I are having this conversation now. My thought is, if it's my emergency fund, and I invest it all in the stock market, and the markets tank and one of us gets laid off, where does that leave our emergency fund? If you're going to invest it, at least put it somewhere stable. Don't put your emergency…

I think the trouble isn't the liquidity per se, but the value. Unless you're in very low-risk investments like bonds, the actual value of your investments may not be sufficient when an emergency comes along. Or you may not want to sell an index that's temporarily depressed because of a bad economy just to meet…

Well, you have eyeballs and a functioning brain, presumably. Use them. Just don't click the link to the article. Voilà, filtered.

I don't know about you - but I can clearly see an 'or' there. The only thing I might have added would be an Oxford comma, but to each their own.

Slow news day, Giz?

Just noting the usefulness of camelcamelcamel.com for when you know what you want to buy, how low you want the price to drop before you do so, and aren't in a hurry to get the thing.

No, his premise is, "Owning is always better than renting," is a fucking stupid position to hold. And he's correct.