Oh thank you so much! This was a huge annoyance for me especially when I would use my phone to view all the Gawker sites because of the ton of stupid ads you guys have on the mobile version. I don’t have an issue on the desktop due to running ad block and ghostery

Tell us how you really feel...LOL

The same moron who’s commute can take them anywhere from 40-120 minutes depending on traffic conditions.

Not spending what you don’t have is the key. For some, a budget helps. If you don’t need it then keep on truckin.

Sorry, but nope. If you ever had children, you know that there is really no way to prevent messes at meal time.

Didn’t know there was an in-app option. Thanks for the heads up.

Automattic updates it frequently so who knows... They may integrate search sooner or later.

I have tried aCalendar before and it was excellent, but my fav is stil Business Calendar 2. Been using it since ver 1 and love it. Integrates google tasks also.

Docking computers are still available ;-) My current approach is to be out exploring/cataloging planets/stars/moons for between 1-2 months, then head back to civilization, turn in all my exploration data for big bucks (and maybe be “first discovered by...” on a few places for eternity), repair/upgrade ship then head…

E:D = regular game, explore the galaxy, fight, trade, etc. E:D Horizons = land on planets, roam around them, use “Engineers” for extra ship upgrades, etc. E:D Arena = PVP dogfighting. E:D CMDR Deluxe = regular + Horizons + ship skins, etc. I run Horizons as that’s where all the new ongoing content will be coming out…

Cool! You’ll need a pretty dope PC or a XBox One but it’s worth it. Hit me up in-game if you need a hand. Make sure you check out the space station docking graphics if you need convincing ;-)

Elite: Dangerous. You don’t have to get involved in combat, just drift the galaxy exploring new solar systems, cataloging it’s stars and planets, and chilling out. Awesome visuals too. Out, CMDR Datcha.

Thanks, I plan to add swiping between lists

I’m an introvert, and this is an introvert’s dream. What I want is an extrovert’s POV. Super curious now after reading this.

I tried to like this game, but the inventory management killed it for me. Wish there was a “zen mode” where you didn’t have to worry about the OCD stuff

Glad I’m not alone! I use David Allen’s GTD methods for planning, and then a ‘worst first’ for the first hour of my day. It kills motivation at first, but by the end of that hour, I’m damn well looking forward to the better stuff and content with the fact that some horrible tasks are out of the way.

I agree 100%. As a recovering HS teacher and a former (but would love to return to) college professor, if you’re not there to learn, drop the class. Or better yet, don’t sign up for the class in the first place and let someone who wants to be there take the class.

My classroom: my rules. If you don’t have the decency to pay attention to class, don’t show up. This is entirely within my prerogative. We shame faculty here for goofing off in meetings. And, yes, I have banned computers outright from my lectures because students have abused the privilege. Feel free to now falsely…

Yes, and I make accommodations for students. And, yes, I am the prof, and I am quite tired of catching students watching Youtube during class. I also know that, yes, one can pluck out exceptions to every rule. If one cannot write well (and my handwriting is horrible), yes, then, any assistive technology is more than…

And, if you’re sitting in the classroom, the fastest, best equation editor is known as Pen and Paper.