The big one that stands out in my mind is the Pebble smart watch.

I wasn’t aware it needed defending, but if it does, I would definitely leap to its defense. My Cousin Vinny is an all-time classic. Everyone in it is amazing, and Marissa Tomei definitely steals every scene she is in.

He tells Lifehacker, “People go to great length to circumvent copyright measures, think they’ve beaten Content ID, when in fact they just uploaded content that Content ID wasn’t looking for.”

That helps, but most people aren’t going to go through the trouble of going through customer service and getting the price match once that pattern emerges. They’ll just buy through Amazon in the first place, as it’s easier.

Or, get the tubs from the deli section. Avoid jarred salsa for this application.

I’ve been trying to cut down on mayo, and I actually find hummus works very well for this too.

Pico usually works great for this (though I use a fork to further minimize the excess liquid on the sandwich). Jarred salsas, not so much.

Only Nintendo could sell a bunch of cardboard for $70-80 and make me actually want to buy it.

Yeah, don’t do that. They end up in the water supply that way.

I bought one of those Lodge Logic skillets from a Vallarta supermarket in Lancaster, CA in 2002. It was the first piece of cookware I bought once I was living on my own. I still have it, and it’s still fantastic.

I bought one of those Lodge Logic skillets from a Vallarta supermarket in Lancaster, CA in 2002. It was the first…

I also grew up on the west coast (lived in the LA area most of my life), and I’ve only ever heard “dudette” on TV. IME, “dude” is gender neutral.

We have a similar word in California; “dudes”.

Don’t knock it until you’ve tried it. I’ve done Korean BBQ before, and also had bibimbap (from a Hawaiian place in LA, of all places), and both were fantastic.

Regardless, it is a thing in Europe. It’s just not a thing you’ve been exposed to (I’m guessing due to money).

Have you considered emulation? Any reasonably modern computer should be able to run a PS1 game, as can many smartphones (though you’d have to rip the game to a .iso image for that).

Do you have to?

*cough*

Hot lox would probably be delicious; it just wouldn’t taste much like lox. Keep in mind, lox is just brined salmon with various herbs and spices. And salmon can definitely casserole.

Roaches like to nest in electronics of all sorts. The heat draws them in.

Nah, it can work for physical retail, and has in the past. But you need to make sure your partners are in the loop. Sega basically screwed everyone else that was working with them with the Saturn launch.