keep in mind for anyone with a higher budget, the 980 and 970 are out now. much more reasonably priced than the last couple year's gtx flagships. the 960 and below are sure to follow in a few weeks/months.

from the comments on /r/android, it seems to be glitchy and buggy. inconsistent in phone number, reply status depending on where you send/receive from (extension, site, phone, tablet)

in feedly, you can also get to the web site with a middle click on the title in list view. opens in background nicely

the new M50X comes with detachable coiled and straight at a premium of about $50 more for the same specs internally supposedly.

the new M50X comes with detachable coiled and straight at a premium of about $50 more for the same specs internally…

the screenshot is win 8 but I can confirm it's there in win 7 as well

good times

not necessarily OS X. I know someone who carries an 11" air that runs win 7 for work stuff (not sure if just win 7 or bootcamp/dual boot).

I mean something along the lines of putting a window in the middle or offcenter not touching an edge such as a chat client or my steam launcher

does it have to snap to an edge of the screen? all the examples on the site are touching corners or sides.

iphone isn't apple's only product. I love their macbooks.

forgot to mention it's $2.99

just data. so wifi or 4g/3g whathaveyhou

I've used it as well and it works for some .edu domains too. if you don't have an account, you can enter your email to see if it qualifies and they will email the results with the program code if it does.

according to this the dev is still supporting Mou

I think pushbullet encompasses command-c's functionality and then some.

I would add a sizeable usb 3.0 external drive, and another usb (8gb minimum) for multibooting OS's, diagnostic tools and recovery tools (windows, linux, partition editor/recovery, memtest, etc.).

now I have context for Whitson's tweet. haven't used OS X in a couple years since I gave my mbp to my sister

I am holding out for possible pushbullet sms reply feature.

you can buy a cheaper router or find an old router you might have and convert it into a bridge. multiple ports for whatever is in your room is a plus (game consoles).

you can email it to tips@lifehacker.com or tweet them a link or google+ etc.