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Google Play Music is available on iOS as an app and I use it successfully on a work issued iPhone.

I use both for work and they're both insanely memory hungry. Chrome seems slightly more stable and it is synched up to all my Google services...so it wins by default.

Neeeeiiiigggghhhhhh

"Not being sexist" is the best way to begin a sexist statement.

Cats*, cats is the correct next application. Get it? Because they hate water! Ha. Ha. Ha.

Sounds like a PITA to take apart, but I'll give it a try.

Sounds like a PITA to take apart, but I'll give it a try.

Maybe fixed in later iterations, but I used to use these all the time for cycling (and in fact have one in front of me at work) and the nipples could not be taken apart and could not be cleaned properly.

Maybe fixed in later iterations, but I used to use these all the time for cycling (and in fact have one in front of

This looks shopped. I can tell from some of the pixels and seeing quite a few shops in my time.

Two words: Chromatic Aberration

It would end up looking like The Homer.

I've had 3 versions of mid 80s b-body cars over the years (sedan, wagon, and "coupe") and i can say with confidence that they were utter pieces of leaky, rust-prone crap. Comfortable and hilarious, but pieces of crap nonetheless.

i've heard/read issues with exchange services as at least part of the issue with poor battery life. maybe decouple work email if that's on your phone?

AA's refreshed cabins have econo seats that seem to have as much room as JB's. That and their infotainment center is pretty good too (powered USB and grounded plug included). The WiFi service is insanely priced though.

2 words: Enterprise. Users.

This right here.

Early 80s U2 was great. Late 80s U2 not so much. Early 90s U2 was great. Late 90s U2 was debatable. Early 00s U2 was acceptable. Late 00s U2 was downright terrible. Early 10s U2 is sucking something awful.

The original punk bands from nyc wanted to get PAID. they wanted to be rich and famous and some of them eventually did reach that level (Blondie) and some of them had to tour like teenagers for the rest of their lives (Ramones). Malcolm Mclaren's version of punk and how it translated with British youth who mixed in

I believe Butt was the low frequency and Face was high. It had a very scooped mid sound - not dissimilar to certain eras of Big Muffs - and disappeared in the mix.

If you watch the Gary Hustwit documentary about Helvetica, there is a short but interesting segment about the sort of "collage" design aesthetic of the 90s that ran wild and faded out again in the early 00s (spearheaded by Apple and their resurgence with the iPod/iMac/OSX). Definitely worth a watch and interesting