That's still paging. It's memory management. But you're right that Unix systems use a different method.

Alright, I'm on a mission. Let's get 44 million horses together, build a huge ramp up everest, and create the worlds first Amish space flight.

Dang. That dude's page file must be hung like what.

@4n7h0ny: And free ram.

Well the only spec I really care about is the brick, because without it, you're basically holding onto a tablet.

I knew it was a one-take. I knew it, I knew it, I knew it, I knew it, I knew it!

I can't imagine that being very good for the front end or the tires. Lot's of strain is being applied in weird directions. You would have to re-engineer the whole steering system for it to be practical, unless you want to get the alignment redone every week.

@bigPixel: But you still have to go through them if you want to use the 3g and don't want to jailbreak. Still, definitely not worth splitting up a mediocre connection speed among devices. Or does it give everyone the same speed? Because if that's the case, it's alot cheaper than a stand-alone hotspot device.

@Gerbert Floor: You could jump and turn your board sideways, and the board could act like a wing.

@parkur: That's 'cause people are so fake.

@sunspot72: Well the only spec I really care about is software, because without it, your basically holding onto a brick.

Man, even the articles are ads now.

@danzor!:

@SewerShark: What is this Fringe?

@Platypus Man: No, no. This app was much more sophisticated. It was more like the T-pain app, changing your voice to sound like you were in Paris' sex video.

So Sam, apparently they need you to head up their branding department because they need some outside help to differentiate between their brands.

You guys should just turn ca.gizmodo.com and uk.gizmodo.com into the classic mode. It would help you guys and bring back the commenter's moral. Also you should do the background ads like college humor instead of covering content. Much less obtrusive and far more effective.

@AmphetamineCrown: This is the zeitgist of our youthful generation.

@jtw78: This isn't a rule. This is a superlative way of holding a knife. Not sure if you cook much, but the difference in holding your knife mentioned here as opposed to holding it completely on the handle is huge. You have way more control of the knife due to proper balance (think of it like a pencil or pen), you…

@Qwxptlz: As long as part of the bag is biodegradable, the green people will buy it.