I concur. Once the CAH comes out, the party itself becomes secondary. To combat this it helps to think of CAH as the after-party, or nightcap, and not get started with it until the party is winding down organically.

How well does it work with mapping in 3D (i.e. the multiple levels of a townhouse, and the interference of a staircase or HVAC columns)?

I once did the math and determined I would get more entertainment value from skipping quarters across a lake. However, I do go in on office pools and the like because that contributes to group morale and a sense of community, which has it’s own esoteric benefits.

I concur. The fact that “to be throttled or not” is a consumer choice, and the throttling is applied indiscriminately across all content providers, actually makes this exactly what Net Neutrality is supposed to be.

How about finding duplicates? I’ve got several backups from each OS X upgrade, and now that my Mac is truly obsolete (can’t upgrade beyond Lion, can’t get latest iTunes, can’t sync/update iPhone with older iTunes, etc.) I want to consolidate documents & media files before migrating it all to a NAT for the rest of my…

This sounds like an ideal home for a Roku stick, a Fire stick, and Chromecast to live in harmony... especially if you can match it with a small USB hub to power them.

This sounds like an ideal home for a Roku stick, a Fire stick, and Chromecast to live in harmony... especially if…

The original King of Tokyo board game is also discounted (41%).

The original King of Tokyo board game is also discounted (41%).

These are perfect at the office. They hide nicely underneath a button-down collar. You end up with an unobtrusive earbud, unlike those borg ear wraps.

I'm a smallcaps writer, too. I developed the habit from architecture classes in high school, e.g. increased legibility on blueprints.

I came to +1 Nerd Fitness. I'm surprised it wasn't mentioned in the article at all, considering NF has been featured many times on Lifehacker... http://lifehacker.com/5979562/ask-an…