Honestly. I ask myself why I keep reading Lifehacker & Gizmodo. Lifehacker is a watered-down version of it's former self with articles like "How to use a rubber band to keep your newspaper rolled up for easy transport!" and Gizmodo is just plain awful. Like in every possible way.

If you know any Mayans, you might consider getting them a new calendar for Christmas.

Also have the Flyer. Absolutely love it. I haven't seen a tablet yet that is worthy of replacing it. I offered to get my wife a Kindle Fire last year for Christmas, but she wanted the Flyer instead. Here response was: "So the Fire costs the same but doesn't do as much? Why would I want that?"

I am guessing this article refers to places than need the heater on. In Texas, the heater only goes on 1-2 times a year. The rest of the time the programmable thermostat lowers the temp at 9 PM to 75 °F. It stays there until 5 AM when it goes up to 78 °F. At 7 AM it goes to 83 °F (effectively turning off the AC while…

Beat me to it!

Dude. It worked because Racecar.

I agree. But it only takes a few seconds to burn a cookie.

Just to clarify why more cookies wold take longer to cook, I will explain what is happening.

Yes. Also the picture is not of a single bake cookie. It was clearly baked too close to another cookie as you can tell by the flat edge.

It looks like a certain instructable author will need to buy his dad some new lenses very soon.

Easy mistake. Let me explain it to you. The name of this site is Gizmodo. It is a compound word containing the two words:

No blinking red LED? Worthless.

Nope. It is caused by the likability of the guy running for office. :-)

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I was about to make the same comment as you did. The most important things I have gotten out of WW (never been to a meeting, just use the methods) is:

Nope. I use my $40 Timex Ironman. I have a ton of gadgets that can do the job for me, but this is the only one that is literally strapped to me. Also (for those people who use their phones exclusively) How are you going to tell how much longer you can stay in the shower before you will be late for work? Water-proof.…

Not. Even. One. Fact.

Long ago when I was very broke I made my family hardware snow men. This was something I invented. I took 3 different sized washers, a couple of nuts and bolts an a small L-bracket and made some snow men. For the face I used a drill and started some holes for the eyes and the mouth. The nose was a longer bolt facing…

Beat me to it. I don't use the key ring itself, but I use the tiny S-biners on my regular key ring. And as cute as the legos are, they will come apart and I have 8 keys on my key ring right now. That is a lot of legos and a lot of key rings.