At first glance it's definitely something that feels like novelty. But after realizing everything it can do, specifically dictate text messages while I'm driving and find me directions while I'm driving...super useful. Most of the time it's actually faster to use Siri than it is to try and type stuff in.

I've used them before and the process is really smooth. Highly recommend.

Just tried it and it offered me $180 for a perfect condition iPhone 4.

I looked at the images of the Timeline yesterday and scoffed; it's Myspace all over again!!

From the link you've posted:

First thing I thought when I saw this: Myspace. It's fucking Myspace all over again. I haven't decided if this is a good or bad thing...

That's called "propaganda". The people there don't know any better as they're cut off from the rest of the world entirely. It would be like putting a person in a room with no outside contact for the entirety of their life. If you tell them they're happy, they're probably gonna believe you.

They save half a million lives each year yet surgeons implant 2.4 million each year? I'm confused...

So considering all the impact they're talking about is a side effect from heating the water, should I be taking a cold shower as well?

These are all non-technology issues.

Damnit, I guarantee once we set this virus loose we'll find some awesome side affect, like it randomly picks three laws of physics and reverses them or some shit. Can't wait!!

This has less to do with horrible photographers and more to do with the populace loving bad photography. Once everyone stops paying for photographs like this, these people will magically disappear!

I usually scoff at the collector shoes that are released.

So yes, it does describe the dollar because you're not hoarding them, you're investing them back into the economy.

When I was younger it was like that here in LA. I learned to drive in it so it wasn't a big deal for me but visiting friends and family members would crap themselves.

That was fucking incredible. Well played.

After growing up in Los Angeles, living in the south for seven years, and living in LA again, I've noticed something. I've never once seen this happen in California. Not once. I saw it constantly in the south but not once out here, not even outside the city where we have room to do this. When there's a massive…

The limited supply of oil is exactly what makes big oil a perpetually good bet. As long as their is demand for it, the lower the supply, the higher the prices. Simple economics and still the best bet investment wise.

Maybe. I just don't find it funny when jackasses decide to destroy/lose/release a $15k art project for the sake of a good time.

I'm right there with you. About to give up this career for good and become an artist.