Club like? Sounds like someone would be advised not to let their bookmarks be used in a TSA promo.

When I first read your response, I thought "early adopt the shit out of that" was a euphemism for what you would do with Carly.

Carly Foulkes is the girl in the Tmobile ads. Justin Long is the I'm a Mac guy. The Mac. The PC is John Hodgeman.

That is brilliant!

It's okay. Just saves LulzSec the trouble.

The light turning yellow is not an issue. It's the decision you make once the light turns yellow. There's the dreaded no man's land where you aren't sure if you're so far out that you should stop or so close that you should roll through. That caught me when I was new to the area. But one thing that might help is…

Unpaid rent will not get you sent to jail. Pawning items that do not belong to you can. But that would give you a few months that you wouldn't have to worry about anyone paying rent on time.

I'm just going to reply here so I can be a witness. I've never testified in court. It might be neat.

It would only be helpful if it helps you avoid the bad roommate (we all assume we've picked good 'mates until they prove us wrong). The problem here, is that it would be more likely to impede a good roommate with a common name then it would be to prevent you from hooking up with a bad roommate. I say this b/c I…

Fortunately, there are already accessories on the market that can return TomTom's to their previous googley state.

Most importantly, Carly Foulkes is a million times better than that Justin what was his name again fella. Once again, extra clicks for you today, LH.

Chen mentioned ID and money in the write-up, even though neither made the title.

Just to put it out there, this feels a lot like affiliate advertising. I know Stuff We Like is a regular post, but the discount code makes it feel like an ad more than anything else. Especially with the disclosure that you haven't even used it.

They'll be settling out of court when Apple enters the automaton market. I would have said Android market, but then everything would hit the fan.

I think this is appropriate.

No one uses MySpace anymore, so blocking that would actually be a hit to productivity. :)

As will be your firing. :O

At sub $300 I don't think you can go wrong with a Nook Color. With an extra $100, I'd go with an Asus EeePad Tansformer. With an extra $150 I might go Acer Iconia Tab.

I did take notice of those two pieces. I wasn't trying to summarize what was being presented, but was summarizing the method I've always used to provide criticism.

I think the OP is talking about bloat in the sense of having extra, unnecessary or unwanted functionality that offers no significant benefit to the programs core implementation. Not the case of poorly written programs that might not manage their resource use properly.