That's the one that goes up her nose.

GoPro really should have changed their tag line for this one. Nothing heroic about that piece of dumbassery.

Perfectly Clear is my go-to app for in-phone tweaking. One click does the trick.

Obviously this was written by someone who has never owned an old car, for if they had, they would have known that thin brown fluid also indicates where you left your rusting hulk standing after driving it in the rain, and that red fluid indicates the spot where you slashed your hand open when the wrench slipped off…

Plagiarize,
Let no-one else's work evade your eyes,
Remember why the good Lord made your eyes,
So don't shade your eyes,
But plagiarize, plagiarize, plagiarize!
(Only be sure always to call it please "research.")

Indeed, I recently upgraded to an iPhone 5S, and bought a six-foot Lightning cable from a reputable accessory manufacturer. It would charge just fine from a wall-wart, or from my Thinkpad's always-on USB port if the laptop was shut down or suspended, or from my Ideapad if it was sitting at the BIOS screen, but it…

But will it talk to my Nest?

I hope they have their A340's configured differently from their A330's. My wife and I flew Air Tahiti Nui from Papeete to LA on the return leg of our 10th anniversary trip to Moorea four years ago, and it was the most miserable flight I've ever experienced.

Oh, please, taxes on winnings have been around since before Obama was in diapers.

So you think Bose aren't over-hyped?

Sorry I missed it - sounds like even more fun than the wet event at TWS last year.

My old RX-3 had a different transmission and final drive, so the speedo was way off. But the mph scale read exactly half the correct speed in km/h, so as long as I knew the speed limit in klicks, the math was simple.

I'm with you. My IOS6 iPhone 4 was jailbroken, but with IOS7 on my new 5S I'm really not missing much that the jailbreak provided, since Apple keeps taking ideas from the JB community and baking them into the OS.

Sounds about right. If you listen to the NPR interview, he says it produces "around $1b worth of gold per year."

"Zwei tausend fünf hundert acht-und-dreißig Bälle" - that's 2538 balls; no wonder it was such a conflagration.

Noooo, if you need help, more gas is always the answer!

It will be the first large-scale aircraft boneyard outside the United States.

The Museum of Civil Aviation in Ulyanovsk is technically not a junkyard, but let's be honest, it sure looks like one. Because Russia. Still, they have all sorts of awesome planes, including a Tu-144, which is a bigger Concorde.

I'm not seeing any jiggling. Boo, I wanted jiggles.

In my experience, most American drivers never apply the parking brake anyway, if their vehicle is an automatic. Perhaps "No, it's not a foot rest" would be more appropriate.