@Go Vols!: considering the two sides are mirror images of one another, i doubt it's accurate.

@improprietary: the way an induction cooktop works, you wouldn't be able to have the custom on-the-fly "shapes" that these honeycombs rely on. Induction cooktops use coils underneath the cooking surface which would have to be preset to the cooking shape.

next week on lifehacker: man discovers fire

@KamWrex: you could always splurge for a $2.50 toilet bowl brush and kill two birds with one stone

step 1: insert soap

@KamWrex: think it's supposed to be HOtPieceofAss, according to the scribbles on the napkin.

@hawkeye18: assuming the output file was just a single text file you'd only need ~4.6tb to store it. most of the 22tb i'm guessing was just scratch space

unfortunately the source articles give absolutely no insight into how the technology would work. saying "oh yeah it uses vacuum condensation and so it's more efficient than heat" is no more reliable than saying "this car is powered by the static discharge of you rubbing your feet on the floor mat and touching this…

@Non-Engineer: detroit

@WestwoodDenizen: given their history of suing anything that resembles the fruit i wouldn't be too surprised if this didn't last long anyway.

i'm going to spend 20 minutes in solidworks making a pretty looking yet completely non-functioning concept item so i can get an article written about me too.

think you mean "poles", not "polls"

@reifer: it's not much of a phone if it can't make calls.

@okenny :) ...building bridges (to hide under): because swapping out the hdd in the ps3 is as simple as removing 3 screws and takes 10 minutes? that's a lot shorter than waiting months for a new sku.

not nearly as cool as .cum

step away from the mic when you breathe

@mikehtiger: it's most likely slideable. the armrest in my accord slides out and although it covers one of the cupholders, it allows me to rest my elbow on it while my hand is still on the wheel.