Wait, the F-35 costs $1 Trillion? That's insane!

"A quick survey reveals that every phone in the Gizmodo office is nude. That's right; we're not just talk. Our phones run naked and free, as nature intended, and haven't yet had occasion to regret it."

A bunch of those would look great lighting a cube farm made from these desks from motoart.com...

Or more likely they butchered the British to American translation of "analyse."

dammit, nibbles.

Awesome choice. If it was good enough for Jacques Cousteau, it's good enough.

Hahahaha! I remember watching that show! That was back in the era of the networks (all 3 of them) squeezing two 15-minute shows into a Saturday morning half-hour. Ark-II, Run Joe Run, Space Academy, all awesome and lame at the same time.

...the right of the people to keep and arm bears shall not be infringed.

Did you just say the Beaver is the grandfather of bush-flying?

Unicat FTW

You know, most employers and IRAs will do a payroll deduction for you so you never see the money. And start earning interest (hahahaha) on it right away instead of waiting until next January or February.

Then to be fair, as the person offering the job, you should list the salary range for the position in the ad or online description. So you don't waste my time as a job-searcher.

For the price it needs to come with a matching anodized aluminum laser level, so you can get it set up perfectly.

Only 16? Pfft! With this thing I can charge all 80 of my iPads.

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When I think "terrorist," I think "truck bomb" or "i.e.d." No rifle required.

Fallacious argument - there's no way that $200 million would have gone for education or infrastructure if the Global Hawk program didn't exist.

Great post.

And on to the Supremes we go. In the meantime, instead of "I'm not telling you the password," the phrase that pays is "I can't remember the password."

Off topic, but the thumbnail kinda looks like a mug shot, and I keep trying to read it as "Ex-Con Stanford Professor..."