Everyone starts out as a newbie sometime, y'know. Also, LH features a lot of "how to remove grease stains from carpet using a lemon wedge and a moldy biscuit" type of articles that don't necessarily translate into an assumption of computer skills.

While you're going on the religious angle, you remember the bit about Adam being fashioned from clay?

Its name was Luca, and we know it lived on the second floor.

On the other hand, were the person playing a Viola, this would be acceptable.

Wait...if they don't have sex, where do little British people come from?

I use old screw-top aluminum energy drink bottles like that, stuffed in a sock to keep from burning myself. Better yet, if one springs a leak, while it's painfully hot it won't burn you since you're not in direct contact with the bottle and the water has to pass through the cloth first.

Tried it without, no dice. Cyber Monday's over, though, so nevermind.

The manual load and plaintext links don't work here either. Using Opera.

We apparently live in a near-future gritty noir comic book that starts out with bright primaries and degrades into artsy single-color-highlighted black and white.

She's also got "scary maze game" bookmarked, I see.

Does this mean Dr. Goldberg is putting me in a spaceship again? I just got back!

Technical answer: You don't.

Of course, now lifehacker is going to end up getting blocked if this law passes...

[io9.com]

Dr. Goldberg, is the mass of a neutrino changing with its oscillation, or is it just that the apparent mass is, while its actual mass is staying constant, or... ?

I've got six invites to google music, if anyone wants.

The pay's not great, but imagine all the frequent flier miles you end up with.

Y'know they're rolling out the TSA inspections on railroads now, right?

I had the misfortune to see a video on youtube of a gent who was in a clinic in Russia; They started by cutting away his pants and exposed the skeletal leg below his calf. The video got worse from there.

They're working on that, though.