I’m not happy with selection of content on Gizmodo lately. This is an example. I’m not being snarky or here to pick a fight; just voicing my concern. I’ve been a reader since ... forever... and I will continue to visit! It’s just that the content isn’t that interesting anymore. I do feel like I spend half as much time…

Challenge Accepted! I’ve already dipped into the last of my pristine came-with-iPhone cables that I never unpacked for myself. My wife goes through cables like Twizzlers. She’s on her third cable (from my stash). When that one goes (next month?) I’ll order one of these powerline ii’s. Thanks!

Challenge Accepted! I’ve already dipped into the last of my pristine came-with-iPhone cables that I never unpacked…

Well I will say that her shirts are more fitted than mine. So every shirt she wears is a candidate for producing holes. I really do think it’s the combination of fitted shirts, jeans buttons and the car seat belt.

Yes! Your theory is also our current theory - that the denim material around some of her jeans buttons curl up and snag easily. We thought we had even narrowed it down to which pair of jeans/shorts, but even after avoiding that pair, holes still showed up. It’s a mystery, even our google results made a case for moths…

My wife’s shirts are always getting little holes near the belly button. I joked that she must have a toxic belly button. But objectively speaking, I think it’s the car’s seat belt scraping against the shirt with her jeans causing the damage. It’s pretty much every shirt. Even shirts that have only been washed once.

Scrolling through headlines quickly, because of the size of my browser window, word wrapping, and skimming, I misread this headline as, “You don’t need more money advice, you just need more money” -True that!

If it were up to me, I totally would have coined it Thingternet or Neterthings /s

ლ,ᔑ•ﺪ͟͠•ᔐ.ლ <— That’s Neil deGrasse Tyson!

Aw Alan, not you too!!! Insert The Office Michael Scott NOOOOO gif.

Chevy Spark EV lease here. I love the car’s torque and handling. It’s basically free for me after rebate and dollar-per-mile travelled. Here’s what I paid:

I think the drivers claiming sudden unintended acceleration of Teslas can be attributed to user confusion of one pedal driving. During your test drive, did you have any times where the muscle memory in your legs momentarily confused you on what your foot was supposed to be doing? Pressing or releasing?

1. Cheap plentiful clean energy doesn’t exist today.

In 2012, I rolled a mini arcade cabinet down the street in NYC on a hotel luggage cart from my hotel to the MOMA. And nobody cared. And to this day, still nobody cares!

Besides the point on whether or not you should remove it, I have an idea on how to remove this: Drill a tiny hole through the top of the entire thing until you reach the suction cup and make a hole in it. That would release the suction.

The joke, son, that was a joke he did there.

When a timer is complete, some kind of slide-down alert appears that you need to slide up to shut off the timer. But if you leave the timer app open and think you can just press the “Start” button again to stop it, you would be wrong. That just restarts the timer but does not shut off the alarm.

Hey! Stop wasting water. (I say this kind of in jest, kind of in seriousness).

We all support you here. If this happened to me, I’d make it a point to return to the store with a nice I-told-you-so accompanied by some nice hand gestures and expletives.

Yes! The one we have has no bevel.

While nothing you stated here is false, you are comparing two very different products.

While nothing you stated here is false, you are comparing two very different products.