My cellular phone is faster than your Power Macintosh G5 Dual 2.0. Yes, you can get the work you do, done on your computer, but you're sucking up a lot more electrons to do it than even a low end Mac Mini would today.

Really? You're going down this path?

I cannot find fault with this article.

In 1987, my father brought home two computers from different yard sales to the best of my recollection. A TI-99/4a that never really got used, and a Commodore 64 several months later that became the focus of my world for years.

One of the things I really love about my Infiniti Q45 is the key. It's just *weighty*. It gives a seriously solid feel to the very first thing you do to start the car. Also of note, it's the same era as the 300ZX keys, and I think also made of titanium.

You know, I think all supercars need to be judged on the Batmobile Scale, and this is one of the cars that could take that scale and blow the lid off it. Will it Batmobile? Yes.

I'll go out on a limb and field this one. They're cool technology, and a fun skill to have. It's a real test of hand-eye coordination and a great way to build those skills further. I have a nice little collection of my own, and I'm not into it for the macho thing, or the "it's my right" fanaticism that admittedly more…

Trust me, as a game nerd _and_ gun guy (but not nut) this is far, far, far from overcompensating for anything. That's what the Smith & Wesson .500 is for.

Kia and Hyundai might be, with the exception of some models, more involved in manufacturing cars overseas, but other "foreign" brands are building cars here in the United States in better factories, with higher quality than the "domestic" brands.

Why do some people watch "Swamp People", "Honey Boo-Boo" or that other reality show crap? For vicarious thrills. And that's fundamentally why people play video games.

Every single person on this car is practicing reasonably safe firearm handling practice. Nobody's pointing a barrel at anyone else and none of them have a finger on the trigger.

Damn, beaten to the punch.

Oh, that poor Eleganza. Same RV model (or at least a sibling) to the EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle.

I'll agree on the swamp cooler, I live in northern Nevada and ours is an amazing way to save money. There are drawbacks, of course. If you have hard water, good luck cleaning all the calcium off the damn thing every couple months. And they're fairly loud and -incredibly- chilling at the part of the house you put them…

The sad truth is that you're right. The only way people can make a difference in changing the way the media works (sensationalism above all else) is to change the channel, and not click on the links.

I'm a gun owner that is no big fan of the NRA. I find them to be a morally reprehensible group that uses fear and hate to rally the troops, and constantly demonizes anyone that disagrees with them.

Actually, there are a lot more than 9,000 deaths per year from handguns. The total is around 32,000 with 19,000 suicides. In 2011 it was around 11,100 homicides, but you have to dig down to find more information on the specifics.

There are 270,000,000 guns on American streets by the count at gunpolicy.org, and a number of deaths at 32,000 or so on an annual basis. Given this information it should actually be impressive that for a device purchased by people frequently categorized as "paranoid rednecks" by anti-gun people, that there are so few…

Mental health is one of the toughest aspects of gun control to deal with on several levels. As a country, America is only a couple decades out from a time when any kind of mental health treatment was seen as a serious stigma, and there are a lot of people who still consider it to be one. Additionally, if someone has…

One problem that gun laws face is something you actually give an example of, but probably not in the way you intended. You say in your comment that "semi-automatic rifles that can fire hundreds of rounds in seconds" are legal but the problem is that such weapons really don't exist, if you're talking about any number…