@jzroll: Which would seem to make sense more since V and humans are able to reproduce.

@McMike: WOW I remember those... where can I get some! :)

@Protector one: Remember this: "Digsby takes bundled crapware to a whole different level, however. During the install you are prompted for not one, not two, but six different pieces of junk software, and then for good measure they offer to replace your home page with something terrible and take your search engine down…

@moe52: A good tip for loved family members yes, but not for everyone else. Otherwise how are you going to get paid?

@Scott D. Feldstein: Unless Apple has some other plan for MobileMe? ie Content streaming maybe? Or is that wishful thinking?

@Almightywhacko: Also works perfectly for de-scratching mobile phone screens.

@Infinity-Dev: Don't you think riding your bikes home while drunk a little irresponsible?

@deanes: At £2.39 with no free/test app, forget it.

@mr.Man: So the dev has effectively abandoned work on it, but is still receiving money from the app store for a buggy and abandoned app? Nice.

@Ajh: I'm not too sure I believe that to be honest. At least not how you put it there. If you are still under-eating, then you will lose weight. It's extremely easy to mis-count when counting calories, or to fool yourself. Been there, done that.

@DharmaLab: So you're saying that because we don't know everything, we don't know anything? Obviously things are more complicated - but who was saying otherwise?

@kellanpan: I don't think it does. If someone is stupid enough to need this, then they probably shouldn't actually be 'doing what they are doing'?

@battra92: Brilliant. I'm just about to hit 40 and don't drink either. I used to drink when I was younger, but then I 'grew up'

@Mike Won: "Vegetables have negative calorie count. Why? It takes more energy to digest it than the actual calorie intake of it." No. Just no.

@Firesphere: Hopefully you meant he made the 3G dock fit his iPhone 4.

@FlyingAvocado: The bluetooth keyboard that comes with the latest iMacs works perfectly. A little pricy, but very good (especially the cursor keys!)

@anna.martin: Where exactly were you when I owned an N95 8GB? I would have happily given that back to Nokia in a heartbeat.

@Kreblon: If the photo was taken while in a public place, then there is no violation of privacy. I agree with the creepy though :)

But why? The *whole* point of a mirror is to be able to *see* the reflected image. "Ooh let's make it look old/pretty," but then be useless to actually *use*.

@lakym97: If you use Universal Extractor, it seems to work fine.