I am pretty unimpressed with that. The final product is pretty lackluster at best. The concept had promise but it goes against the basic ethic of skateboarding which is to have some style while you are at it. It looks like very little thought was put into making it into a real piece of art, which could be forgiven if…

ummmm.. you know you don't have to be friends with someone if their handle offends you right?

Good to know - I thought it was just like drop box

I think drop box is on borrowed time considering Apple is about to offer the exact same service in their new OSX. Surely windows will also offer something like this in time.

I tried one of those on my dog because she was lunging so hard at the end of her leash she was dislocating her knee which in addition to being painful if it persisted it would have needed either expensive surgery or amputation as time went on. The shocker thing was pretty much useless and she found the controller and…

can I get one if it is still an option?

can I get an invite there pal if it is still happenin yo

Nice sequence. I was standing next to a professional skateboard photographer when the Birdhouse demo came to town and was listening to him talk to a kid about getting good shots and he said he never did sequences but instead waited for the perfect moment to capture a single shot.

In WW1 and WW2 they spent way too much time winning and not nearly enough time making sure people were comfy. Being accustomed to the environment you are fighting in is so last century. And before you guys get too defensive of the soldiers remember they don't join the military for its money is no option AC policy.

I still use my ipod even tho I have an iphone. The ipod feature is about the least interesting thing on an iPhone. I actually let music play in the background as I go about my day. That would require leaving the phone in one place hooked up to speakers. And then when the phone rings the music has to end for everyone…

Wait—- Lemme see if I follow this story: Rolling Stone Magazine is still around? Go figure. That Magazine was tired and out of touch 20 years ago.

When I first read that I was pretty sure you were just trying to get me to throw all my weed and porn away. I will check that now.

wow— snore-tastic...

Or you simply go under settings and click offline access...

LinkedIn shut down in China

You can back it all up offline under the settings menu in gmail... Same with your calendar. And Google Docs can also be backed up too many ways to go into. Ironically Chrome does not support it but Firefox does.

Its already offered as an option by Subaru

I could care less about this story except to say I would never own anything that allowed Facebook to steal my info and then sell it— But I just noticed that if you click the icon next to the date gizmodo kind of reverts back to a sort of blog form which is way better than its fail of a redesign. I love gizmodo and it…