"although lazier than humans": Hmmmm... not too sure about that one...

Mmmmm... not seein' it.

You... you... you... *sigh* They're different people... There isn't one guy with facial hair and a bowtie talking on a cellphone. There are three guys, all with facial hair. One is talking on the phone, another has a bowtie, and a third has a hat. Precision of speech, guys, precision of speech. I prefer hipster…

Classical mechanics can only really describe solenoids (used to switch valves with electricity, for instance). Other types of magnetism must be treated entirely with quantum mechanics (most other kinds, including fridge magnets). So the description of electrons having currents really breaks down in what people think…

Lol, yeah. Apparently there have been rumors since 2008. If they don't announce by the end of September, I'll probably just buy one. But I don't like reselling - it's a lot of time to put stuff in ebay/craigslist, talk to/vet the buyer, meet, blah blah blah. I've only done it a few times, though, maybe I'm just…

Okay, cool, thanks for the advice. Those big ones can get so expensive. Can you redefine where the active area maps to with the Wacoms? Or is it always the whole screen?

Thanks. I think I'll pick one up soon. The only thing that's holding my purchases back right now is that my next buy will be the 24-70 f/2.8L. I have the $$, but there are rumors that a Mk II version is coming out soon with IS. I'm trying to figure out which is more crucial after I pick up the 24-70: a tablet or…

You can also do that with the X2 eye-fi and Android/iOS. [www.eye.fi]

That's kind of what I've thought. Then I could do actual airbrushing since the pen would be pressure-sensitive. What size do you need for photo editing?

Monitor calibration: useful, too expensive, mandatory? Which one would you get? (I'm looking at the 1Display Pro, [www.amazon.com]

Are tablets worth it? (As in Wacom, not iPad.) Which tablet would you get to edit photos? (I'm an aspiring amateur.)

These are way better. I have one, it's beautiful and amazing. They make great gifts. You can put something special inside.

I can imagine the 3D glasses being great for people who are worried about the gross stuff that never gets fully cleaned off of them when they're "recycled".

If I remember correctly, you're the one that does the photoshop tutorials. What are your thoughts on tablets (like Wacom, specifically for photoshopping) and monitor calibration (like 1Display Pro)?

I know why. Adblock. So I'd actually be a bit surprised if they fix it.

Hm. Well. I don't know what to tell you. You can see people without looking at them. ("Corner of your eye" is the expression.) I know what I know.

So, uh... I went to UCLA. I lived there for 3 years. You don't even *look* at people. You definitely don't wave at them. This is just common knowledge from living in LA and driving the 10 and the 405 more than twice a week. What part of LA are you from, exactly?

I don't because there's a cardinal rule I learned in a city full of angry, frustrated drivers (Los Angeles): Never, EVER, under any circumstances, gesture at another driver. If somebody's already angry, you run the risk of being misinterpreted. If you're saying "thank you", it could be interpreted as, say, the…

This is a problem: the Facebook thing is covering up the text. I'm on chrome, 1050x1680 monitor, full screen. (The monitor is in portrait, not landscape.)

And colorless green ideas sleep furiously.