I love my girlfriend, now fiancée very much but at the beginning there was a lot of #4. For a while I took what she was saying and tried to make the requested changes, but after a while I experiences exactly what this article was saying — I dreaded "let's talk." But instead of shutting down, I let her know I'm a…

And don't forget, ONE eye of newt!

I had a problem with "like" and I've replaced it with "uh" but I am hesitant to get rid of it on account of everyone I know seems to have attention deficit disorder. So I try to make like a tweet but still people lose interest. And this is even when I'm just answering something they asked about. What I really want to…

Lol, I honestly thought this was an Onion article.

You can put your weed in it.

easy. boobs.

I liked when those watched came out in the 1990s with tv remotes built in. Oh did we have fun not being able to get through watching The Scarlet Letter on VHS in english class. I think that teacher died the next year but I swear it wasn't our torment that caused it.

I just found http://pcpartpicker.com because I'm looking to build an illustration / animation / music workstation and I threw this together: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/dethbird/…

i love any.do and have been using it religiously for months now. it really helps my scatterbrain

dang u stole my joke lol

"How many gas stations are there in the United States?"

I am quite partial to the Rye Manhattan on the rocks — I use it kind of as a litmus test for the bartender if I am at a new bar. Everyone makes is slightly differently, I think it is hard to screw up. But some have — it should be punchy with dark red flavor, but sometimes there is too much rye (even though the…

I just love Feedly. At first I just started using it as a "slick" UI to Google Reader but now it's installed on all my devices and my first app or browser tab i check in the morning. I'm at that point where I've just been accumulating RSS feeds and it kind of became a firehouse. But I used the organize view recently…

This is a good article but I would have thought a simple google search would have brought up TaskRabbit ?

It's definitely good to be noticed. Early on, those "under the radar" times can be good for learning new skills. But being too noticed, especially of too many people being aware of your skills, can mean too many people coming by your desk and going "hey can you do me a favor?" to advance their own careers. This leaves…

Jennie Bean :)

This is the best advice :) What's the point when there's no joy

Here's mine I wish I didn't put that stupid filter on there. I work through headphones though, I need some nice monitors still.

Very good advice. A software engineer definitely has more luxury to filter their job offers than most people. I happen to be one, and I definitely learned the hard way to ask these questions up front. My current job I actually do not hate!

STop looking at me Swan!