A few pivotal lines, if you're trying to induce terror. "Maybe across the belly, spilling your intestines. The point is..." Yeah, scarier that way. Try to show a little respect. ;)

Thank you for the thorough explanation. Never expected much of Giz reporting, especially when it's only loosely tech-related. That being said, this is pretty sloppy, especially when they begin this article by assuring us that the ridiculous-sounding condition actually does exist. One would assume because of this…

+1 sir. Well played.

I like the rectangles, because they are congruous with the containers they're in. In iOS 5, the buttons are round while the containers remain rectangular. Yes, the circles are easier to look at, but they should have taken it one step further and applied that logic to the containers as well.

Me and my 400 followers will be tweeting McDonalds to have my meal hot and ready when I pull into the drive through. Maybe we'll tweet Carl's Junior if we're feeling uppity.

Well said. As long as WebOS survives, all is not lost. C'mon HTC, give us a winner!

Great article - I use the "salt the heck out of your steak 40 minutes before grilling" method all the time. I also use the salt to impart other flavors as well - if you put a little rosemary under the salt rub, or use garlic salt instead of regular salt, you can use osmosis to impart those flavors into your steak as…

It's not infinite scroll if you have to CLICK. This is just like their Image Search button, so I suspect it will remain this way rather than being true infinite scroll.

Being really good at something makes you indispensable at that position, and makes executives hesitant to promote you. Being somewhat good (or generally incompetent) makes you flexible and available for advancement. Guess I should work on my bad gramar and throw good desine principals in the trash, doncha think?

My primary problem staying positive stems from the sad fact that some people are promoted based not on merit, but on how many butts they've kissed and how many lies they've told. Repeatedly advance people with less education, less OTJE and less common sense and I will become jaded. Allow these people to repeatedly…

Looks like Vader with his helmet off. I agree with unruly, putting Siths on respirators is a dumb trend - Vader had his for a VERY specific reason (inhaling superheated air and toxic chemicals will tend to scar your lungs) but not every Sith is going to suffer lung damage. This is just lazy character design.

Flashing red lights = epileptic trigger. Epileptic trigger ≠ road legal, unless they adhere to certain frequencies, which it doesn't appear to do. Kickstarter or no, this one is a no-go.

My thoughts exactly. I made it through, but only just.

Very informative, but they could have made this video much more effective by cutting out the 4 minutes or so of moronic babble by the "host". By the end, I was hoping the viking would use his sword on THAT guy.

Needs a helmet. Maybe a DARK one....[goo.gl]

Very relevant point. The primary goal of sous vide is to cook meat at the minimum SAFE temperature. Seems to me that a simple tweak of these instructions should solve that problem though - just heat the water on a stovetop to the desired temperature, then remove it from heat when it gets there.

I'm confused as to why it would be impossible to use Gmail without a proper name. From what I understand, it is Google+ and the Google Profile that require that. Gmail should be just fine with your Seymour Butts pseudonym.

This is a nonstarter for me for the same reason the iOS apps are. I need an untethered solution.

Wonderful story. Thanks for the share - I'm going home tonight and skyping my mom.