Nope, it's always like this.

"RIAA, did you do this? You can't even look at me!"

The easiest way to avoid a conflict of interests is to not enter into one. If you're worried about being caught "liking" something in a public space, why not just NOT "like" it?

*has both pairs of headphones*

All you need is a train and a little TNT!

Will Verizon let you do that? My dad wanted to use his Eris without a data plan (WiFi only), but Verizon wasn't having any of it.

Thanks! And it's this song, actually.

I pulled mine out of its drawer last week to get an .apk off of it—I could not believe how pokey it is compared to modern devices. My dad's Eris is even worse. Poor man...

Solution: giant touchscreen tablet/TV!

Hostile indeed: [gizmodo.com]

I'm not sure I'd say it's "infinitely more useful" than Facebook—Google+ plays into Twitter's court much more than Facebook.

This camera isn't supposed to take pictures while it's connected to the iPad necessarily—rather, it's just a standalone camera that dumps pictures straight onto the iPad.

No one should ever use a camera with a sensor that small. "But it's for a kid! It's only $60!" Fine. [www.amazon.com] There. Buy them one of those. $10 more, infinitely more useful.

Hopefully that building has interior rooms, at least. Kijong-Dong is a city made completely of shell-buildings.

Oh man. In a way, that makes it way way better.

Maybe, but I really want to play that submarine game.

I don't recall anyone saying this was original. Just that it was impressive.

Never stop staring. At things.

Most people will paint from a photo and still not paint what they're seeing.