Fanpeople?
Fanpeople?
Huh! You're just a fanboy, stop it with all the big words already and come to terms with it.
Well actually i was just trying to provoke huh989 which is kind of a hobby. I skimmed over the post on my phone which doesn't make for satisfactory comprehension I admit but at least it keeps my answers brief.
By your definition everyone's a fanboy then.
Hey huh nice to see you back. I hope they removed the correct testicle this time.
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You forgot to mention that this theory also includes religiously motivated people who go around killing other religiously motivated people. God fanboys so to speak.
So does this mean Internet Explorer was really okay after all this time?
mmm... crow.
I just downloaded the msds for WD40 with the intention of proving you wrong; an msds has to list the designed uses of a product. It appears I was wrong as lubricant is listed as a use. You are correct and I apologize.
Mayonnaise is also a blend of lubricants but isn't designed to fix your squeaky door hinge. Just because something consists of three types of a material doesn't mean that's its intended use. Your quote from the website doesn't mention it can be used as a lubricant, in fact that use is conspicuous by its absence. I'm…
It wasn't Walter's copy; Tips Box items are usually quoted verbatim, typos and all by Lifehacker unless there's a serious (as in life-threatening) mistake. I think what the original poster meant was it isn't designed to be used as a lubricant - the manufacturer doesn't guarantee its use as a lubricant. If WD-40 was…
Nah. The door still says 2008; I like 2013 where the only thing that says 2008 is my taskbar clock (once a day before you accuse me of being in a time-warp :) BTW I don't use IE but people of the IE dissing mindset usually have other social faults too.
Pooling tips is so not the American way I would go as far as to say it is the Communist way of doing things; by leveling everyone to the same regardless of skill or any other other distinguishing factors you absolutely remove the incentive to work and sustain an environment where slacking pays.
I think that 'feeling' is because your water is too hard. Do you have a compartment for salt in your dishwasher? Put some in - not sea salt or kosher salt but dishwasher salt. That's what makes the difference to the feel if you live in a hard water area.
Without wanting to sound cynical I think, or at least guess that they're paid per page click on top of a very small base salary, like servers at Applebee's only the page clicks replace the tips. So, the better the writer that you are, the more interesting is your stuff and the more page click$ you get. I have my…
I tweeted Alan Henry about it. I think the lifehacker staff are too full of the new iPhone to do anything today. I'm usually brief (and hopefully concise) because I'm dealing with my twin babies and do most of my posts on my phone. I hardly ever switch on a computer nowadays.
I agree with everything you say so I'm wondering if you replied to the wrong commenter. I recommended your post to try and make it 'not gray' but it didn't seem to have worked. I only mentioned thousands because I'm not sure what the actual would be. People going to work and plugging in their chrome on a stick just…
I love reading others' tips. I got so many good ideas from reading them. I miss the old lifehacker tips section which had everyone's submissions without being edited.
OMG Whitson bound and gagged in my basement is my ultimate fantasy. Now, all I need is a basement. Maybe the garage...
Hey Walter, you taking over the tips from Whitson?
Was going to say almost the same thing. The liability aspect is just not appreciated by most people who do this but can cost a company many thousands of dollars. For instance if you use Google Earth to perform your job on employer owned machines you are breaking the license terms and Google will pursue your company if…