Came expecting games like Death’s Door and Tunic... you know, actual Zelda-likes.

Or what, Neil Tyson will tweet at me?

“Entomologists who study cockroaches often become allergic to them. At the same time, they become allergic to most brands of pre-ground coffee.”

Absolutely nothing can compete with Feedly. It is superior to everything available today.

I wondered about that myself, because I didn’t see the gap thing mentioned in Ars Technica. But if you watch the video, you’ll hear the Santa Fe Institute team say to park in “the first gap between parked cars, often driving past several empty spaces first.”

Beginning to talk before the other person has finished speaking.

Offering solutions to problems when my friends/family just need to vent.  It’s frustrating for both sides, I’m offering up what i think can help in the situation and they shoot everything down because they never had any intention of fixing it.

It’s honestly not even that bad of an option if you’re cooking a lot of more basic stuff, and have a limited amount of grill space or just want to spend more time eating and socializing than standing in front of it. Like burgers. Cook a bunch sous vide and just finish them for about a minute per side on the grill, and…

Only if they are advertisers on Lifehacker.

Ah I love Chef John’s voice!

Also:

I promise you that it is not an overestimation. If anything, it’s an underestimation. As I said above, you have to account for office rent, cleaning, equipment, taxes, other staff who aren’t working directly on the game, console certification costs, software costs, and so many other expenses that come up over…

This is...amazing.

That’s the spirit!

I’ve been using Play Music since release, and I’ve since moved beyond the stuff on my hard drive that came from Kazaa in the 2000s.

Play has a horrible UI on both mobile and desktop, in my opinion. On mobile, playlists have been in at least 4 different locations since launch and increasingly more taps are required to…

TAMALES! TAMALES!

Haha someone else suggested an entire turkey. It’s happening, just not this week.

I like the pasta idea for this one. Maybe one from frozen, and one with just standard noodles?

You can do cakes and brownies in jars (like I did with the cheesecake). I haven’t tried it yet but want to.

I was actually thinking about this series the other day. Have you already tried cooking anything doughy? I’m wondering about things like like cookies or cornbread or waffle mix or cake. My guess is that it would stick to the side of the bag but there should be something delicious in the middle, no?