No, if it doesn't play a Blu-Ray-branded disc, it doesn't work. Period. Anything that has the Blu-Ray name and logo is supposed to play Blu-Ray discs. if you bought a computer with the Windows logo on it but you couldn't run Windows-compatible software without another piece of software you'd be screaming fraud. …

Send your TWEETS to Rep. Lamarr Smith (R-TX) asking him why he proposed this JOBS KILLING BILL at @lamarrsmithTX21. This little puke doesn't publish an email address and won't accept messages if you don't enter a "valid" zip code (+4!) from his district. But I'll bet he drops everything to take a phone call from…

Read Kahneman's Planning Fallacy. That will explain 99.9% of the cause of tardiness.

Ironically, they're basically lying to themselves.

Bear in mind this is for SMALL spills, not a replacement for a Shop Vac, but this is great! (And anyone who actually reads my comments knows how rarely I say that.)

Funny guy. What a sophisticate. Learn the difference between stutter and stammer, then come back when your sense of humour finished 5th grade.

Usual psychobabble garbage. "Liars look you in the eyes too much." First, what the hell is too much? Second, I TRAINED myself to look people in the eye to demonstrate respect for them and what they're saying. It's also a negotiating tool and helps concentrate on listening to that person. While not a scientific…

Made my morning

I hate mayonnaise. Can I use Miracle Whip instead?

Doesn't he use a sledgehammer to do everything?

I have a simpler solution: Drive a 16-year old station wagon. I only lock the doors when there are valuables in it, so it's not a reflex action to lock the doors. Also, it's old enough that you have to hold the handle up to close a locked door.

Gotta agree. And while handy, I'm not going to sink any hooks into my maple doors. Especially hooks big enough to hold the tops of my Revereware pots. I'll bet you could find some of those 3M-type stick/release hooks to do this, or maybe the 3Ms and a piece of plastic line to hold them.

It's called "Editorial Control." Or the lack of it. Based on my experience, it's practiced in the comments more than the posts. It would be like a post on the recent Listeria outbreak from cantaloupes, immediately followed by tips on making a great melon salad.

Oh, and that "without judgement" is a joke, right? I ask that after I having my little star removed for burning one of their little posts to the ground with a top ten list of errors. More than 10 seemed excessive.

But why no mention in the second article? Is this writer that contemptuous of the first article, or just out of touch with the current state of Facebook - yet still offering 'tips."

Was i hallucinating, or did you just publish an article on the creepy dangers posed by Facebook? And now you give a "tip" to make it even easier for Facebook to track you around the Internet.

When I lived in London, KCRW constantly streamed on my PowerBook. If I had broadband, I had KCRW. I actually liked it better time-shifted 9 hours ahead (back?)

Denatured alcohol on a plastic lens is a bit risky. Depending on the specific type of plastic and the strength of the alcohol. you may destroy the lens.

And you probably thought Blair was hot.

Bummer. Just lookin' at the stuff starts my gag reflex. If I have to eat mayo, Hellman's is my choice, but that's sort of like being named the hottest girl on "Facts Of Life"