I started watching the series from the beginning on Hulu (Plus, if that matters). I’ve watched off and on for a couple of years, and I figured going back to the beginning would help it make more sense.

For me, it’s not about not being able to bring myself to leave to get them, it’s more about ‘do I want to schlep this home with everything else?’ The answer for big paper goods is always a ‘no’. I’m trying to do more of my shopping in short bursts, and unless I went to the store JUST for TP, it’s an awkward trip back…

Nope to all of this.

Love, love, LOVE pushbullet. It lets me see notifications wherever I am (like on the desktop when I’m at work) or push things to where I can check them out later.

I don’t think I’ve often seen people talk about ‘issues’ without acknowledging their privilege, and Bruce did that. You know, he was like, I have access to doctors and meds and this, that, and the other, that other people don’t have.

I feel like, especially in a third-person retelling of a conversation, that’s not the point that was being made. It says nothing about any of those other qualities that they weren’t excluded, except that they just weren’t mentioned. It wasn’t an ‘only’ beautiful, it was just that descriptor that he chose to use (or…

Except that Bruce is the one that relayed the conversation, and chose to share those points.

You should be able to turn off the visible swipe trail.

Both phones (iPhone 5c and Galaxy Note 3) have passcodes, with the exception of the Note using ‘Trusted Places” at home requiring just a swipe (unless I override it, of course).

I think this is the correct link? — http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2015/…

I love it when people are so BLATANTLY WRONG when calling other people out. How’s that going for you, by the way?

Most online commerce sites have a disclaimer that they’ll cancel orders with OBVIOUS pricing errors or when things are still listed when they’re sold out, so the folks hollering about not getting their deeply discounted bags may not have any recourse.

Buying a home isn't a priority for everyone, so the suggestion that it's 'basic advice' is pretty heavy-handed.

Definitely a real button. You're limited to 3 (currently) and the list of options is extremely limited.

What are you getting in these meals?

I thought you were referring to the transit system in the area (WMATA trains, buses, etc), not the system at the airport.

It’s $99 USD.

Not surprised to see DC, MD, and VA in the top 10, but I am surprised at the order and the stated that fall in between.

You sure can. There's a little person icon at the bottom of the list that will let you share with people (I think via Google +) or email addresses.

I'd go with Keep. I use both, but my Trello lists and todos are a bit more 'fleshy'.