Or people could just not get upset over every little change and try it out for a while. I'm pretty sure Lifehacker/Gawker knows a thing or 2 about people hating change.

Doesn't make much logical sense to me. He looks at 2 situations. First, with a $1000 mortgage payment and 2nd with the mortgage magically paid off somehow. Those are usually 2 drastically different time periods in your life. It's not like anyone can realistically get to the second situation whenever they want to.

I think Brian needs to look at his post titles....too many of them start with "Here's a video of..." or "Here's a picture of..."

"The report and score comes from Experian. It'd be preferable if it was Equifax's FICO score, which is more often used by lenders, but generally speaking, your scores from all three credit bureaus are probably within a close range."

It probably isn't visible. I would guess it happens in the tube thing they show at 6:18.

This seems like it would puddle water and not dry out very well.

The camera angle is pretty obviously on the passenger side of the car.

Lot of ways to hit these keys. Thumb/middle is what I use. The ones using the pinky seem awkward.

approve...the stupid thumb isn't working for me again.

edit: my original guess was backwards....the water is for cooling so it doesn't get too hot. It will max out at ~212° while the excess heat is used up in the boiling process.

Why exactly does this need its own app instead of being incorporated into Sound Hound?

#corrections

@jetRink

Lastpass has bookmarklets that you can use on your phone instead of needing to pay the annual fee.

Yeah, looks like the chair wheels and/or your knees will be smashing into the computer and sub all the time.

I would guess that ATT's definition of "indistinguishable" is different from most people's. Do they consider their current 3G network "indistinguishable" from Verizon's?

Depends on the security company. Smith Thompson in Texas only has an up front charge for the cellular device. They don't charge any extra monthly fees.

Comcast is currently $7/mo for a plain old DOCSIS 2 modem.

Ahh, I see. Then it's basically just negotiating the price of the car. If they just give you a lump sum, it doesn't really matter how they got to that price.

@BKJ216 First line of the post...You avoid it by getting your financing on your own and not going through the dealer.