You and me both.

Well... true. And if it isn't transparent (i.e. if you have to go and turn it on, along with GPS, EVERY TIME you want to use it), then people simply wont.

Huh. Surprisingly useful. I mean, the real question will be whether or not my friends opt into this feature (doubtful). But there have been a number of times I've bumped into a friend while out and said, "man, I wish I knew earlier you were here! We could have hung out!"

Sustainable living! I love it!

Good point! I've never heard the "coin flipping" scenario before, but it really does parallel the article.

Mutual fund managers rely on survivorship bias for selling their products. Overall, and over the long term, actively managed mutual funds cannot beat the relevant market benchmark. Considering actively managed mutual funds are more expensive to own than their index counterparts, index-based, non-managed mutual funds…

Good talk. I feel like I should make my old boss watch this... actually, anybody in a managerial role. It's really easy to take your "subordinates" for granted sometimes. I'm trying not to make the same mistake with those I work with.

It makes me really jealous when I see people with friends like this. It shouldn't, I know... But it does.

Shep... Thank for nothing. My wallet has been waaayyy light these past few weeks because of your deal posts.

IF I could live with a workspace this dark, I totally would. It's pretty awesome looking. But I think it would end up depressing me... And Lord knows I don't need that.

What - no Dreamcast love? :)

Well played! Hats off to ya.

Ugh. You friggin kidding me? My ex must've been part French, then.

I admire your tenacity. Picking from different video gaming systems and the platform with which best to play any particular game is a challenge. However, I've found that the best deal is oftentimes the way to go. However, dealing with the "PC master race" people is annoying and often frustrating. I can't afford a nice…

Geez, you must have much more vindictive friends than me.

Hmm... My buds would probably give me a pretty fair shake. Then make fun of me behind my back.

Of course, what's to stop them from hiring him back NOW and letting him go soon for "poor performance" or some other such nonsense?

Bam. Hammer, meet nail.

Another good option is to set up a Skype date, or Google Hangout with some friends you trust. They can give you immediate feedback, you can control the audience size, and the idea of presenting to a camera (instead of a real room full of people) proves a little less daunting. Also, you can implement this same…

Friggin' love O'Malley. These tips are solid. Had a really rough go of it a few years ago whenever me and my long time gf went splits-ville, but stuff like this encourages me to keep going at it.