Yeah, one of the teams towards the end won after using the submerged step but that was apparently a no-no in previous episodes. This isn’t really a hill I care to die on. It’s just that when the entertainment-editing of ‘reality TV’ becomes this unbearably obvious, I can’t help but feel they really think their…

You could compare both shots, hair dry vs wet. It wasn’t a spray that caused it. She was soaked from having already gone in and needing to redo it.

I understand ‘reality’ TV is far from reality, edited for entertainment, all that good stuff, but there was one clip in particular of this show that was hard for me to look over. A woman falls on a table, tries to use a chair to save herself, looks offstage, sees she’s out, and falls in. That’s fine, but in all future…

Betteridge’s Law of Headlines, so I take it as a no.

While I felt for her over all, that was one line I couldn’t swallow. While I don’t believe people should be mean to others for their beliefs, it’s difficult to instantly forget the hell (pun intended) non-believers have been put through for centuries for not believing. People laugh when they hear you believe in God?…

Works on desktop too if you make your browser window very narrow. It forces it into a traditional format.

Drag the edge of your browser in to make it really narrow. That’ll force it into a traditional format.

Off-Topic) This format sucks. I always hit print so I can read the whole thing and then click through as fast as possible so crap doesn’t load on each page before I can get to the comments.

1) Attempt to scroll the first page. 2) Hit the bottom and think something wrong happened with the page loading. 3) Realize it’s yet another one of these beloved unnecessary galleries. 4) Click Print to be able to read the whole article in a traditional format. 5) Click fast to the end to comment (or reply to a…

It’s also important to let them know the reason you’re not buying it. The problem with boycotts alone is they don’t always send the message as to why. Is it price? Build issues? Specs? etc. Don’t buy it AND let it be known to them why.

Ha, nice timing. Right before coming here I was commenting on an article about S20 updates releasing saying I hope “new/enhanced features” don’t include more ads in Samsung apps. It’s unfortunate because I actually like quite a few of their apps and the consistency of design across them but ads in system apps in a…

Betteridge’s Law of Headlines strikes again!

I don’t think he knows about second pandemic, Pip.

I have the XM3s, love them, and wear them for hours every day but if you are looking to get them, the XM4s should really be right around the corner. So unless you can get some kind of killer deal, hold out. The XM4s will supposedly have the one feature I really miss in the XM3s which is the ability to connect to two…

I have the XM3s, love them, and wear them for hours every day but if you are looking to get them, the XM4s should…

Considering we’re on a site that posts “how-to-watch” articles that simply link to a YouTube video and articles like “How to get Apple TV+ on Roku” where it literally says “To get Apple TV on your Roku device, open the Roku app store, search for “Apple TV,” and then download the app,” I think you’re asking a bit too…

The headline writer better update this one to be more in line with the rest of the site: “How to Launch This in iOS 14 With a Tap on This”

Wearing your mask under your nose is like wearing your underwear under your junk. Defeats the purpose.

I’m an Android person all the way and I’m glad to see all this stuff coming to iOS. If they don’t build off each other, there’s nothing to drive the other to improve. Without one, you’re stuck with the other sitting idle maybe tweaking things here and there. Having similar feature sets in both pushes them to do things…

Do you like chimney jokes? I have stacks of them. The first one’s on the house.

I lost my dad (55) last year to a brain tumor and my wife and I just found out her dad (58) has one and is going in for surgery tomorrow morning. It’s not much fun getting an inbox full of ‘Enjoy this Father’s Day with 50% Off!’ type emails.