I don’t see this as a legacy issue. It’s crappy design issue. As someone who does UX design for a living, I believe that when you have a community of faithful users who, through your own design, have come to rely on being able to find the tools YOU GAVE THEM to perform the same tasks they’ve been performing for years, …

Well, whose bright idea was that?!! Now I have absolutely NO USE for iTunes. Steve Jobs must be spinning so fast in his grave that he’s tunneled all the way to China by now. Did no one at Apple think about maybe making an App Store for Windows so that the process of managing apps worked seamlessly on both platforms?…

I liked the whole Wild West aspect of it too. It took time to develop the principles that shaped the Star Fleet doctrine and the Prime Directive. Those high-minded principles were the result of all the mistakes they made in the early days of space exploration. This show gives us the opportunity to witness those…

Oh, me too dude. Me too!

This article is absolutely crazy. I don’t know what the authos’s problem is, but I don’t care. You’re not gonna screw this up for me. I enjoyed every damned episode and I can’t wait for Season 2 to start. This show is on fire. Stop trying to piss on it to put out the flames. You don’t like it…turn it off and watch…

Wouldn’t it be more efficient and effective if the air were sold in thermos-sized tanks and administered with an air mask like in hospitals? I’m totally serious. Bottled water is one thing, but bottling air is just stupid, like bottling sunshine. Without an apparatus to contain and administer it, all you’re getting is…

Yep. And at the Olympics in Atlanta, it sold like hotcakes for $4.00 a bottle.

I make my living in technology but I find the government’s reliance on it really unsettling. There’s a complacency about us when it comes to all our technological firepower. I’m old enough to remember the Vietnam War. With all our technology, we still lost the war to people who used Punji sticks (sharpened wooden…