The AT&T model is the only iPad in the US where you could take it to another country and sign up for their local 4G service. In case anyone is wondering why people still buy the AT&T model versus, say, a Verizon one. That whole GSM vs. CDMA thing.

There was an automat place called BAM on St. Mark's Place in Manhattan that shuttered a few years ago. That place was awesome.

After working at a restaurant for three years, I can tell you that a solid 50% of people have no idea what "medium rare" or other temperatures of meat actually look like or should taste like.

So from your experience, the Swash 1000 is the shit, I'd assume?

I work at a computer store that once carried the Inspiron 14R.

The important thing to remember here is that this place, regardless of revenue, will bring in a ton of revenue.

As a person who is now on his 5th NYC apartment, be prepared to skip steps 2, 3, and 5 because, unfortunately, it is nothing but a competition to get the place you want here. You don't have time.

My dermatologist said (after saying not to burn) that your best best is aloe immediately afterwards and aloe two-three times a day after that.

I like the idea, and the price, but the thing about frappuccinos are that they don't keep. So I can't take one with me to work. Which means that, if I did want one, I'd have to buy one anyway. Unfortunately, this idea is lost on me, especially since I average about 1 frap a month, if that.

...which is why I say the same thing. I was even more vague with ship dates on iPads. But people, either way, have come to expect the iPod promo, no matter how many times I tell them that we have no idea if it will happen again. "We have no clue" is my favorite and most honest answer to any Apple stock question.

Oh man, oh man, oh maaaaaaaaaan. I do computer service for a store at a major university. For MONTHS, people have been calling asking if there was an iPod rebate coming soon.

$6 a clip?

A bike cop with a gun? Well now I've seen everything.

I can't help but feel like there will be some security issues with Airdrop (re: Wi-fi connections in crowded coffee shops and airports and whatever).

Fair to note that the .ly extension is Libya's. Which caught a lot of people who used things like bit.ly off guard a few months back. Various human rights orgs included, ironically.

In a sane world, even Richard Reid is offended by Crocs.

After a particularly hard break-up (few years, shared an apartment, etc.), I de-"friended" her, blocked her on Facebook, removed her number from my cell phone, untagged all pictures, etc., all in the week between break-up and move out.

I just don't use Wi-Fi on my phone, period. It's off to save battery. So I'm fine. Yay.

While I admit that I'm not much of a cook, it's always a better idea to crack eggs into a bowl one at a time and pour them into the pan/mixing bowl/pot before cracking the next one, on the off chance that the egg has blood in it. I've cooked more eggs than I can count and that's saved a meal or two from ruin.

Instead of using work arounds for Google, I just use Blekko.