Mine still works for the most part as well, but I've noticed similar problems...always afraid to mess with it too much. Wonder what they're worth now?

I LOVE the fact that games I grew up with in the 70s through the 90s are more popular than ever and still playable on multiple platforms. Anyone else have one of these back in the day? They were portable, had cartridges, and rocked 16x16 LCD screens :D Can't recall seeing an emulator before, but I'm sure it'd be…

Yep, same here. $5 for 20GB is absurdly great, but bumping up to 100GB is pretty much a no-brainer :D

Awesome, the timing of this is perfect. Thanks for the heads-up, Melanie!

That's a great deal on the Anker charger, definitely grab it if you've been considering buying one. I bought the Astro E4 for travel use last year, and can't believe how long that thing holds power to charge multiple devices.

Yet another informative entry in this series, thanks! That Scansnap sounds pretty great, especially the duplex scanning capability. Mr. Rubin definitely has a good handle on effective data organization.

This explains why my cat sits there and waits for me to finish Q-tipping my ears after a shower. She loves playing with it, I thought it was just one of those weird cat behaviors :)

The Fail Army channel on YouTube will never let you down if you need cheering up!

That's awesome, thanks!

Computer games back in the day not only had instruction manuals, they often had awesome supplementary material. Ultima III (and others in the series) had spell books and even cloth maps! You definitely got your money's worth :)

This is hands-down one of if not THE best entries in this series, thanks for sharing! Evernote, Trello and IFTTT are indispensable. Fellow introvert here as well (INFJ) :D

Awesome idea, I've never really used tags in Pocket either but will try this. Thanks!

Great article! I've used both for years like others have mentioned here, but haven't thought about combining them this way. Brilliant :D

Really enjoyed this entry in the series, he took time to write out his thoughts and ideas thoroughly instead of providing simple one-sentence responses. Seems like a humble, hard-working guy who appreciates everything in life.

Great article. I've always enjoyed tea, but didn't understand exactly why it's so healthy and why we should be drinking more of it. Thanks, Melanie!

That seems like a terrific bag, thanks for sharing (Air Force veteran here, so I'm a bit bit biased, haha).

I'd never heard of that scanner, but it looks pretty spiffy! Especially like the ability to scan photos that are in scrapbooks without having to remove them. Thanks!

Thanks for the tips, I have 5 generations or so worth of photos to organize and I'm still trying to figure out how to do it.

Agreed, but they're almost all Obamabots, sadly. We're competing against Stewart and Colbert as "news."

"Your all lazy." At least get your spelling and grammar right, if you're going to speak up for milliennials. Bahahahaha!!!