"Tis better to text with cold hands than to be seen wearing "touchscreen gloves."

"Tis better to text with cold hands than to be seen wearing "touchscreen gloves."

MPGs? Really?

buy it Doug.

Shoots! Beat me to it!

This Bluetooth headset ships with a charging dock that you can mount to your car vent, and has solid reviews. It also has one of the most ridiculous product shots I've ever seen (above, obviously). [Mpow Knight Pro Wireless Bluetooth 4.0 Headset, $27 with code MPOWKPRO]

I wish we'd adopt something like this in the states. It sounds so much better than black friday! I'd probably wait outside an apple store to get a couple of thousand dollars worth of stuff for $300.

11. As long as I remove just enough snow/ice for me to see out it's okay to drive.

We have a book swap rack at work by the lunch room. Books there are regularly swapped in and out, so there's always seems to be something new to read.

I just learned this week, there is a button in Calibre (http://calibre-ebook.com/) labelled as "GET Books" near the heart in the tool menu. It searches in various ebook stores and show prices all together. It is a good start to check the prices.

Did you see the contents of that guy's bag? Going by Amazon.com's lowest current prices: UE Boom $180 (and that's for regular edition, not a Limited Edition), iPad mini 3 $359, Apple TV $92.87, PowerBeats2 $199. An $830.87 current retail value for $300. If it were an iPod touch 16GB ($204.99) instead of the iPad mini…

My wife and I have made a habit of visiting a used book store whenever we go on vacation. Since most people vacation to well known places (and typically relatively upscale), this is a good time to hunt down used books. Even more of a bonus is if you visit historical cities, where used book stores could have vintage…

-8°C?! Pft, some russians call that summer ...

I have tonnes if you're interested.

Let the hunger games begin.

Books and Movies

That's still no reason to be an ass, especially over something that is largely beyond their control. What is yelling like a moron at a CSR going to accomplish that a polite conversation can't?

As a software CSR who just had a really really long Monday, I thank you.

Yeah, I used to work a retail job, and it was the same type of situation (albeit not nearly as aggressively awful as this sounds). I would assume that it isn't just an American thing (although we're amazingly self-centered in our consumerism), but holy shit, do people lose all sense of perspective when it comes to our…

I think people have a right to complain about it if they like, as long as they're not doing what this article is describing and making some innocent employee's life miserable with it. If all someone's doing is bitching on social media they're hurting no one, just venting and easily ignored. It only crosses a line when…

Yep! I gave a "best man" toast a few months ago, and I was incredibly nervous beforehand, but the stress melted away the moment I started talking. What an amazing feeling.