@TheCrudMan: Yeah, and I was talking in reference to why no one, not even astronauts, would be allowed a true moon rock.

@Segador: They're considered national treasures and private ownership of a moon rock is a felony.

Okay, I don't want ear buds or bluetooth headphones. I want the best over the ear headphones. What's the best in that category? (Call me weird, but I swear over the ears offer the best sound and comfort.)

@someToast: They're not nipples. They're "friggin lasers!" #thiscyborglife

Notice the women in that picture are utterly unchanged. #thiscyborglife

Awe, but this flow chart leads to all the wrong decisions! #gadgetflowchart

does this mean no more hooky conspiracy theories on the internet? #remainders

@Lupus_Yonderboy: 'blue smoke' is a meme from the electrical engineering discipline. In my very introductory EE class I *often* 'let the blue smoke out' ;) (One such occurrence involved the main cable from an old 386 computer going up in a very, very large plume of smoke. Those were the days!) #magicmouseteardown

You're doing it wrong!

Hmm...I want to be excited. But, I'm scared by this "celeron' business. Any idea how sluggy that processor is?? It's clocked slower than an Atom, so I'm wary. I'm also wary because back in the Pentium 3/4 days celeron was a thing I wouldn't wish upon my worst enemy. #aceras1410

So...comcast and bellsouth screen customers based on credit score? Or...only the 'well off' can afford their services?

"This week we showed you how to take the "hack" out of Hackintosh, rounded up the best virtual desktop managers on the block, demonstrated how Dropbox can do more than just sync files, and pointed you toward a great Windows 7 deal"

@DiscoZombie: No offense, but I get the distinct impression that iTunes is meant (by your definition) only for 'small media collections'. One application doesn't have to do everything under the sun and be appropriate for every user out there, right? Or is my *nix KISS mentality shining through too brightly ;)

@Gotlactose: You can tell iTunes to not organize your music for you. I'm not in a position to check at the moment, but I remember it being under iTunes' preferences window under the "advanced" tab. That's just memory...I remember it being where ever you set iTunes' music library.

Nice tour of the completely wrong half of the US from me.