One thing I find surprising, if not hard to believe, is that these brothers would divulge so much without first verifying the claimed identities of these undercover reporters...

There was “apparently a gay character in Cruella”???? The dude who worked in the clothing store was super flamboyant. Was he actually gay? I dunno, but the intent of the character was completely unambiguous. Flamboyance generally doesn’t get a positive reaction from me, but I really liked that character. He/they…

I find that there’s no difference between using a Squatty Potty and just leaning forward and resting my elbows on my knees... except for the fact that when I do the latter, the toilet seat is much more comfortable, vs. biting into my butt cheeks when I use the Squatty Potty. If what we’re after is taking the 90-degree…

After I got through Gizmodo’s hateful wrapper around this article, I found nothing but peace and logic. Struggling to find the hate-speech or divisiveness here. It’s actually the most lucid thing I’ve read in a LONG TIME.

I often eat as a side dish short grain brown rice sauteed in raw coconut oil and topped with parmesan. GOOD STUFF!

My, Mr. Ryan, what large hands you have...

I think the most telling quote in the article is “Crews are still working to recover bodies from the scene, a complex retrieval that will require heavy equipment.” Sounds to me like the conveyor belt was involved... *shudder*

Gotcha. So when those cached DNS records expire and are unable to refresh, do they simply become unavailable, or does the ISP’s DNS just attempt to operate on old records?

In contrast with my knowledge of using and building PCs over the past 20 years, I’m relatively ignorant of the back-end workings of the Internet, so when things like DDoS come up, I know about as much as what this article glosses over. The question in my mind is this: Does the Internet really *break down* in the…

If all websites with “forgotten password” functions would just reply with “If you have an account with us, you got an e-mail” like many other sites do, rather than indicating that a valid email address was just typed in, this wouldn’t be happening...

Lighting fireworks in Walmart is a “new low” for humanity? That sure would be nice... LOL.

What a horrible experience! My wife watches the show all the time, and I told her I’d be pissed if I was conned into a genuine emotional reaction to something, then told it was all an act. That said, in retrospect, much of what they do is a good public service, and I guess I’d feel better about (for example) getting…

I believe the body of the lock is either brass, zinc or aluminum, since it melted before it turned orange. It’s not made of galvanized carbon steel or stainless steel, like a strong lock would be. And this took a while to happen...

Railroad tie = splinters from HELL.

I’m a guy who wears a size L glove, but has relatively large palms and short fingers. As a result, although I can clutch a 5S securely in one hand AND navigate the entire screen with my thumb, it’s not nearly as easy on the 6S. After this announcement, I think I’ll go sell my 6S on Craigslist and get me an SE. Having…

This is like saying a Camaro SS is the same as a base model Camaro. “So what if it has 125 more HP, a good suspension, sweet wheels, leather interior, blah blah blah... the sheetmetal is the same, so NO NEW CAR!” Technically, there’s some truth to it, but everything about the 5S that makes it old is two generations…

What about the Boov and Gorg ships from the movie Home? ;-)

I bet it does, slightly, but it’s under a certain limit when bottled and therefore flies under the radar...

The problem isn’t “hoverboards”... it’s large, cheap, high-current lithium-polymer batteries. These bad boys need to be built with great care, or these fires will keep happening. Spontaneous fires aside, these hoverboards also probably aren’t being built with any kind of thermal cutout inline such as a passive PTC…

And how I built my controller: