Also, the cost-benefit ratio is TERRIBLE. You can easily invest 100k into your MLS/MLIS/MIS/whatever to plunk down in a job where, unless you're in a MAJOR city, you make ~35k/yr. The only saving grace is that working for 10 years in a government non-profit can potentially get your student loans forgiven.

This is exactly it. Libraries are there for cultural enrichment — to provide what the community needs or wants, especially if they cannot afford it.

I'm in the US and am now very sad :(

Maybe I'm showing my inability to read instructions, but I put the ATH-M50x's in my cart on Adorama and they're still $169. When I read they're showing up as $119, I dropped my phone in my excitement to go order them, but I can't get that price to show up.

*Cracks knuckles*

Same! I'm still on my first bag 3+ years later, with the backup in storage. It's got so much room it's incredible, and yet isn't bulky unless you fill it to the brim.

THAT IS SERIOUSLY THE BEST BAG EVER. I bought one when it came out, and another right before they discontinued it because after a couple years my first bag was still like new. Sooo sad when dA discontinued it.

It's a bug and staff are aware - there will be a fix soon!

IFTTT is the freakin' bomb. I cannot believe I can't pay for this app, because I totally would. Once the Premium plans come out, I am IN because IFTTT has completely changed how I use apps and the Internet.

Honest to God, this is my biggest use of Evernote. I open gifs in new tabs (so they're alone instead of loading a page full of other stuff), clip them using the web clipper, tag them "gif", rename, and I'm golden. I have an image so I can visually find the one I'm looking for, and tag them things like "doctorwho" or…

I just bought my very first tablet, the Air 2. I use it off and on all day - mostly for books, but also for Evernote/Trello at work (I'm moving around a lot and have a desktop). I had the older Nook HD+ and that thing was the biggest piece of garbage EVER. iBooks is the best reader imho (a major factor in my opinion…

It’s 2014. Flat-rate fees aren’t very sustainable anymore. Pay up or do without. $27/yr is pretty stinkin’ cheap in comparison to a LOT of apps out there. I’m not a huge fan of Any.do (the fact the app has gone this long and you can’t even rearrange your tasks or sync the order with the Chrome extension blows my mind)…

Yes, of course! :D

Stick a couple books each into a closed bin with some dryer sheets, and leave them for a week. If they still stink after a week, replace the dryer sheets. I work at a library, so we get smoky books all the time, and this does the trick!

Momentum is THE BOMB. I get compliments all the time, and the little inspirational quotes are great.

Everyone and their brother has an iPhone. If I went into my workplace (the public library) and said "Hey Siri", probably close to 20 phones would go off. I've been in another room from my phone while it charged, said it in conversational tone, and the phone picked it up. It's ripe for pranking and misuse if it's not…

Apple's market is too saturated. If this didn't require being plugged in, saying "Hey Siri" in any semi-populated room will have everyone's iPhones triggering. What would be nice is customizing it to your device's name. That would solve this problem.

Dollars to donuts it's done on purpose, not "clearly half-baked". Different strokes for different folks. I like that it's only listening when plugged in. What I wish would happen is that instead of saying "Hey Siri", one could say, "Hey, John Doe's iPhone" or whatever you name your device. We have a lot of Apple…

They did completely drop Windows 7 support. Wunderkinder staff members say so in the comments section → https://www.wunderlist.com/blog/wunderlis…

Great article! I picked up the VMODA Crossfade LP on an Amazon sale a while back and can attest that VMODA makes really great headphones. They sound great on a variety of music, though they do pump the lower end. Something to note, however - they are quite small and tight. You cannot wear the VMODAs around your neck…