@Dezerus Richardson: No way! Simpler, maybe, but splicing tape was a pain in the ass. I only ever did it for "fun," but believe me, these days you can download freeware that'll run on a thrift store computer that does more than they could even imagine in 1973— including chopping and splicing sound files about a…

@sid9221: Terrible.

@chefgon: I started wearing a watch again recently after 6 or 7 years of relying on a cell phone (I'm 31), and I can't believe how much easier and more convenient it is. It just seems to be a matter of functional, focused design; there's really nothing better at doing what a watch does.

@Tony Kaye: Comparing this to the greatest video in music history isn't exactly fair.

@EvilDroidClone: Ha, I was just thinking, "reminds me of an Aphex Twin video."

I loved everything about that.

@amg0D: Well sure, clever hackers will always find a way; that's why I didn't say the various internet troubles would go away completely along with anonymity.

@amg0D: I'm looking a little further into the future than the Googlezon proposal, but I do think, whether the FCC adopts their proposals this time or not, it's the first step to the kind of internet I'm talking about.

@tetracycloide: They can with enough corporate will and investment I think, it just wouldn't be a public network.

I think a tiered internet is inevitable, and not only won't the top tier be free, it won't be anonymous.

I want my lala back, Steve!

@NewSc2: That's the arrangement that works best on a computer, certainly.

I suspect that many people don't realize how easy it is to make popcorn on the stove in a pot.

@Squalor: Yeah, at my school the dorms were the desired housing. We even had a seniority-based lottery system for the limited number of rooms. The loans I had to take out were worth it, and I would absolutely do it all over again.

I liked going to college. I liked going.

@Qwertyfreak: It's the new wave.

@bookling: Same here! Freaks me out.

What's in the box, dammit?!

I've been hoping for something like this on Android, but the developer's website makes it sound like he's iOS only. Anyone know of any similar Android apps?

Hey, where do I buy this perfect, inexpensive replica of a good Bordeaux? Put me down for a case.