Terrible. Funny. TERRIBLE...so funny.

I understand the tongue-in-cheek nature of this article, but I don't understand the need to write it. What a moronic and irresponsible premise. Instead of assuming your audience would like to read every blessed word that flows from your fingertips, perhaps spend some quality time researching something of significance.…

In situations where there is no obvious intent and yet people try to force intent into the argument, it IS a red herring. I'm not claiming race shouldn't be addressed in today's society, but I am claiming there was no obvious racial motivation here. Hence Sam's insistance on shoehorning that issue into his argument is…

You sir deserve a star. Let's take Sam's and give it to you.

Agreed. Garbage akin to thrown monkey poop.

How would you describe it? To people who do it, it IS a game. That's the point - it's not a valid social critique, it's a red herring.

Freedom of speech and open political opposition are bedrock principles of democracy. That being said, beating effigies of our leaders puts us right up there with monkeys throwing poop. So yeah, while we should criticize, critique and call out our leaders, avoid abusing effigies - that WILL make you look the fool. That…

Uselessness, pointlessness and ridiculousness aside, how is the caricature "extremely racially dubious"? It's a CARICATURE. He's (half) black. If he has racially determined facial features (as he does) they're going to be accentuated by a caricature. That's the nature of the art form. What your statement does reveal…

I'd also suggest not tossing your shoes right from the get-go. Start out with a barefoot running shoe (Nike, Reebok, Adidas...they all have them now). Nike Free Runs get awesome reviews from almost everyone (including me).

Seems like with the $1000 reward you're all set to buy whichever iPad you want.

You're addressing a general problem in the market today and using Google+ as the scapegoat. Companies have realized now that social media is absolutely necessary. Google+ is the newest one on the block, and companies are scurrying to be the first on board because they've learned from previous mistakes. Any other…

Holy crap. Talk about an all-star cast. The script must be incredible if all of this top-tier talent is on board. Can't WAIT. No seriously, I can't. Someone lend me their time machine so I can see this now.

Like this one - a good mixture of logotype and message. Much more contemporary.

Too much though is going into this. Hack your hoodie to your heart's content. I don't have time - I'm deeply involved in finding a way to insert headphones underneath my skin so I can avoid the hoodie altogether.

That's the third time I've heard that. How about this: Insert iPod into pocket. Run cord up inside sweatshirt. Put earbuds in. Deploy hood. No snipping, grommeting, or disassembly for wash needed.

iPhome 3M. The M is for Meh.

I would venture a guess that if you see an Apple executive wandering around Cupertino with a 3GS, chances are it's really an iPhone 5. What Apple employee of that level would ever have anything other than the most current hardware?

I already have the Automator action, and most apps in OSX remember their last window position anyway. But quick question: Why would you not just add a few extra steps to the Automator workflow:

And then a few sentences down he calls it "that Manhattan-sized piece of space rock". New York is crowded, but last I checked, Manhattan was slightly larger than a few football fields.

Yeah, it's strange that the error it throws is "incorrect username or password". But I'm pretty sure that the clincher between those that are able to get in and those that aren't is Mobile Me. Makes sense, since iCloud is replacing MM and they'll need some sort of super-easy migration set up anyway.