Steam Machines are the new 3DOs.

Here's what's missing from this piece: The FAA Modernization Act passed, but funding to develop the policy and enforcement was blocked, so there is no law on the books requiring US Airways to comply. (Thanks GOP-forced government shutdown and obstructionism.) Also, the law makes it clear that instruments like violins…

This was like the Blair Witch Project of sand dunes.

Does it mean that I'm old and boring since I just use my laptop for this same thing? Less wires.

That MR-2 is just... Perfect.

Was anybody else humming the theme from "Victory at Sea"?

I think the lesson learnt from that article is to not stuff a smartphone into the back pocket of the pants, and then sit on it expecting nothing to happen as if the smartphone is made of Nintendium.

Would anyone care to let me in on the joke?

It's the space ship that caused both sides to stop fighting if only for a moment.

I'm not sure why a majority of backers would be opposed to this. They got the reward for what they pledged, and the company is more successful than ever. Isn't that what backing is? Isn't it a good faith vote for wanting a thing to have success with a reward?

KEEP OPPO CYЯILLIK!

The editors also have access to the rest of the internet you know?

Come on now. Honda had this tech back in the 90s.

RIP

I think there is a misconception that computer programming is the same thing as computer science. A great deal of computer science coursework is about training the student to approach problems with a specific frame of a mind, starting with understanding what is at the core of the problem being solved. To be good…

If you put Vettel and Hamilton in identical cars, allowed them to set it up to their liking, and ran them on the same track in the same conditions, Lewis would be faster every time.

Really? People do this? I find it hard to believe that this is advice that even needs to be given, but I guess some people are just over-sharers.

Not to take anything away but the Veyron is street legal, with plush leather, air, nag and a warranty... so not the same by any stretch.

Thanks Lifehacker for bringing attention to this excellent app. iTunes is a mess of design and concept, and Vox has been my go to OS X music player for at least 3 years. Typically I utilize Finder to find whatever tunes I want to play and then drag the bunch into the Vox interface. Finder can display, scroll…

Ugh. I am actively confused about things like Evernote. I have tried it, and got about a half-dozen notes in before thinking "well this is tedious as hell."