Just like I said when Giz declared "we're not picking a favorite," that's total crap. Why the coverage of this story, but not the fact that the Black Panthers are creating voter intimidation on the behalf of Obama in Philly?

If we're going to ask that question, then how about asking why GOP inspectors are being thrown out of locations to replaced with Democrat ones?

Oh, c'mon... article after article has made the position of Giz and all the Gawker network sites pretty obvious (and let's just say it's closer to MSNBC in affiliation than Fox News). The only thing worse than spewing your personal or corporate politics into every other few articles is then going back and pretending…

This would have been the first time ever that I agreed with a post from Jesus, had it not been for one glaring omission... freaking feet! What the heck happened? The poor suit has stumps for feet! I get that it's all about scale and proportion, but that's why this bugs me so much... it looks like it could fall over…

The comment about cash never, ever, ever going to be bad in a disaster situation is untrue. If a government collapses (or it's currency becomes hyper-inflated), then cash could very easily become worthless. Having tangible assets—precious metals, fuel, food, property, etc. will then become far more valuable.

So what, exactly, would be the ramifications of such a weapon? This piece fails to really tell us what is important... not what would be required to create a weapon, but what it would actually do and why that's a bad thing.

Um, no. Water doesn't have lanes, and the sky doesn't either. And people have enough trouble keeping 2 tons of metal between solid lines as it is. Cook is right... that's some scary sh*t you're talking about.

You, sir, are f-ing clueless. People over here would not WANT to make these products—even if you're voting for Obama (lol... sorry), he agrees there are some jobs we just don't want. The jobs we DO want are high-tech jobs, and jobs with innovation, and marketing, etc. These are the highly-skilled, high-paying jobs…

Brent, this is why you don't (and couldn't) work for Apple. It is PRECISELY differences like this—and not making even tiny compromises—that distinguish Apple products from those of every other brand.

I've said it before, but I'll say it again. As much of a masterwork as Ken Imhoff's faux-Lambo is (and truly, it's amazing), I would still rather have the original Pantera from which its various drivetrain sources were procured. Here's why:

Am I the only one that would rather have the Pantera that its guts came from?

Definitely not. I'd forsake the Ferrari a million times over to have a manual. There are lots of other great cars out there that I'd rather have than ANY car without a manual. And I've demonstrated this with my own pocketbook (3 cars, 0 that aren't manual).

Fortunately, we can all refuse to buy EA games. I have a Wii U pre-ordered. But not a single EA game.

Wow, that voiceover sucked... it was like a "meh" voice guy trying to be all god-like, instead of a god-like voice guy just sounding natural (and awesome). Sorry, but that alone kills this for me. It just makes the whole thing seem underwhelming.

Jesus Diaz, you never fail to disappoint. I realize it wasn't fair that your parents named you after a Christian prophet (and son of God), and that you more than likely got picked-on at school here in America because of that. But that doesn't mean you need to take it out on religion at every opportunity. Here's where…

This was just terrible. Yes, war sucks, and war is real and people are actually dying. But there was no need to show this. None.

Ok, call me a realist, but:

This product isn't for audiophiles. It's a high-end lifestyle product. Unless you've got a line-array of 4" speakers, you're not going to be able to move enough air to create a reasonable facsimile of a real event (be it a concert, studio, whatever).

Yep... you can tell a bunch of engineers designed this thing, and not, er, designers.

Sure. Volkswagens that'll kick the ass of basically anything else on the street. But if you'd prefer to tell people you lost to a VW rather than to a Bugatti or Lamborghini, that's your right.