You’re bad at this.

I’ve taken six cruises, and had a blast on each one. No illness, fantastic service, met interesting people on and off the ship, and I have clearly not died from falling overboard or drowning in the pool.

*raises hand* ...um, am I the only one who thinks that, shoes, being on your feet, and feet being for walking, and walking generating *a lot* of energy, would be a good candidate for a kinetic charger?

Interest.

6 days with an OLED screen? Whoever made this render understands rendering, but does not understand that Apple cannot violate the law of conservation of energy, no matter how deeply the fanboys believe they can.

Like now....and now....and now....(n->infinity)

Not to be over-dramatic, but when I was at Best Buy, I lost practically all faith in humanity. I saw a 'Beats demo area and thought "let's see what these are all about." I got to try all of them and I was shocked at how poor the sound quality was. Seriously, anyone who defends them either is on the take, or plain…

Um, yeah, to that point, how easy would it be for a mouse to climb out of that mesh trash can?

VOTE: Cambridge Oontz Mini bluetooth speaker (NOT the angle). Great output and quality, fantastic battery life, and it's super cheap compared to the other big-dogs (I got mine for $45).

I went from 35% to 10% in about a year through IF, low carb. Most of my loss was in the first three months due to a beautiful state called ketosis. If you're not familiar, eat less than 30g carbs - fiber intake for a week and you'll see water and fat melt off. Inasmuch, you'll find insulin sensitivity increase.

I have those headphones! They're the best pair I've ever purchased.

Riven? Anyone?

Fugly? Am I the only one?

...or root and get the latest and greatest. Android is remarkably fractionalized, though.

Oh, so like Google Now?

I disagree. PCs are in direct competition with consoles in all markets; games, streaming media, home entertainment, etc, and therefore is a good basis for comparison.

Wow...I hope that's the most classist thing I read today, but I doubt it.

So it looks like someone read "The 4 Hour Work Week" and actually utilized the methodologies, increasing his earnings many times past what his base pay was, by taking advantage of the efficiencies globalization offers, like corporate entities do all the time? Why is that not a fantastically good idea from a capitalist…

Dude, how can that average out to be almost $35 a game? I bought Arkham City for $15 on sale. Mass Effect 3 ran me $25. Not cool, Byuu.

Is it sad that I immediately recognized this as a rotary engine? Not a mechanical engineer, BTW.