I know... I wish they'd speed up.

I think Copenhagen is winning the 'minimalistic' subway map:

SO which is better for internet banking etc.? Comodo or Iron?

On the plus side, she's now immune to mosquito itchyness... It's almost worth enduring 3 weeks of hell to never be bothered by bites again.

BBC have reported it, and LinkedIn are taking legal action. It's either real, or the most absurdly well-choreographed prank in history.

I know, although the Buzzfeed source article was posted yesterday, so it should be real.

Aviate is the only homescreen I have kept for more than 1 month. Absolutely love it! Also, I just got an update today, so looks like Yahoo are planning on keeping it going *fingers crossed*

I just bought a pair of UrbanEars, which are surprisingly nice, but also fold pretty small.

I think you may have completely misunderstood Douglas Adams' works if you think that...

Quick question. Will this/can this replace the archive button, because I never use it? Also, what about star?

I don't quite get the point of archiving. Can someone explain why they use it?

Is this the same as scones???

It's true. Before cars were invented, there weren't any roads at all. Even the Via Appia in Rome is only about 100 years old.

Earth disintegrated? Why didn't I hear of this sooner?

My dog managed to eat 750g of pure cocoa powder one night, but the vet couldn't see any ill effect. She's since gone on to steal more chocolate and seems fine afterwards (the dog that is, not the vet).

I must confess, I used Instagram, but I'm proud of it nonetheless.

I love listening to the OST for Far Cry 2 and Monkey Island...

I couldn't live without Dropbox for day-to-day things, but I have 8 computers and quite a few terabytes stored on my Crashplan, and that's what is really protecting me if one of my systems goes belly-up.

*ignorance

You seem to be getting rather het up about it, but I think you just need to come to terms with the fact that people use language differently. Additionally, I don't think you are really in a position to nitpick about others' use of language.