@tylerf:

@bobbo33: Haha, have fun. They're often wittier than the comics themselves, in my opinion anyway.

@ph15h: I disagree, there are entire sites out there based on the premise of people sharing invites for the super exclusive private trackers. (Zeropaid being the most prominent example).

Defragging your mind can be fun!

Demonoid user here.

The iTampon is obviously powerful enough to run a real OS, and yet users are still restricted to running one app at a time, and not having any ports or webcam. It's fucking absurd, and an overpriced POS.

@Ava: What are these long socks you speak of?

@hewhoroams: Have there actually been real cases of Google releasing data to aid a criminal investigation? I didn't think there has.

@Bonsai_halcyon: Truth!

@tedknaz: Yeah, Verizon sucks.

Interesting, I didn't realize that Verizon and AT&T were so similar in their pricing schemes.

@Reutnes: That's not supersetting. Supersetting is when you can't do one exercise any more from exhaustion, you move to an exercise for a different set of muscle groups and do that until exhaustion. Then return to the first one, basically just no rest time in between sets.

What about Folding@home? Nobody else does lazy charity?

Little did Brent know, he was about to spray the innards of his computer with WD-40.

@BrianW62:

@beekerstudios: you are inane and stupid: I agree with you, I was mainly arguing for gmail.

.edu and gmail addresses are considered the most respectable, at least in my experience. Fortunately for those who don't have a .edu, gmails are free!

@AtomFury: My one complaint is that it hasn't built up enough content, or doesn't update enough. The day I discovered it a few months ago, I proceeded to read every single page on the site within about an hour.

@Juliana Peña: I mean to get my library to show up in other people's iTunes. I know there are plenty of workarounds to simulate that feature, but none that I know of that make them show up on other computers' iTunes