I know plenty of people that drink too much water while exercising, what the title of the article should read is "If you're paranoid about dehydration, drink ONLY when you're thirsty."

I think I like the Inception time lapse slightly better ( [gizmodo.com] up until the rally truck point). This one doesn't quite have a fast enough frame rate and feels a little choppy at points.

So far so good... much better memory management than what I was getting previously on my dinky old work laptop.

My boss rarely gets nervous, she's stone cold when it comes to making deals and getting what she wants. However, just last month was my 3 year mark for my job and I did a lot of homework on what I've been doing for the company. I do lots of work in house so we can save over outsourcing, if I quit then the cost to…

the USB3/Thunderbolt isn't the limiting factor, it's going to be based on the processor and the recording speed of the media. 10 bit uncompressed video takes some pretty damn fast hard drives to record that to while it's playing in real time. 1280x720 at 30 fps takes up about 5 GB per minute.

I don't think it'll work on a laptop, the USB3 equivalent (Shuttle) they've had out for about a year required the PC to have at least 3 HHD in a RAID0 setup but it looks like recently they've changed it around. There's a Speed Test program they now have to see if your rig is up to snuff.

The aerosol deal from a couple decades ago was actually one of the concerns for global warming, it was because chlorofluorocarbons were used as propellants for aerosol sprays and those CFCs rise and break down O3 (ozone)... putting holes in the ozone layer and giving us all bad sunburns.

No, CO2 is already trapped here... it shouldn't have anything to do with trapping anything inside the atmosphere but it'll sure block a lot of warming radiation from getting through and warming up the ground. Besides, CO2 is one of the heavier gasses and doesn't really rise to escape anyway.

I want to mount mine in the windshield and use the camera to view in front of me, that way I have a windscreen capture device!

What about LogMeIn? I've absolutely fallen in love with it, easy setup, and there's plenty of options to transfer files without even bothering to navigate the desktop. It's also great for use if there's multiple computers.

DON'T MARRY HER!

I'm sorry but this is completely wrong...

I recommend the hair dryer. Also, your glasses don't necessarily need to squeeze your head to stay on but instead make the bend near the end of the temple hook right behind your ear and it will hold on without sliding down your nose.

It's the screen suppose to be nearly edge to edge? And wont the volume button going back to the old style make it more awkward to take photos with when the new iOS comes out enabling the physical button for photos? I also doubt they'd use curved glass considering it's much higher cost to produce.

You win the internets.

I've lived/commuted in both places (currently in Chicago now). My verdict: SoCal is much longer in terms of time but Chicago is more frustrating because of the dumb drivers. Somehow the Californians seem to work better together to get everybody down the road and IL drivers are cut-throat and make stupid driving…

Way too many. Calendar, photos, clock, camera, maps, messages, facebok, light, TWC, Kik, Phone, Mail, Safari, Dropbox, remote, speedtest, ipod, itunes, siriusXM, shazam, GVConnect, Google Voice (one better with calls, one is better with texting), youtube, netflix, irentmovie, hulu plus, vimeo, vevo, bejewelled 2, pig…

I share a name with a professional hockey player, however, I'm slowly working my way up the google ranks... getting my name as a domain definitely helped.

The only shortcuts I use are for my bus stops I frequently use, to check bus arrival times. I laid out about 8 stops and keep them all in one folder on my home screen. Currently 4 out of 7 tabs in my safari are transitchicago.com

I usually use goo.gl, nice and clean and easy stats to follow.