I genuinely thought you had written Lanimates, and I was just about to congratulate you on an amazing pun. Then I realised you were just being the useless factoid guy... So much disappointment

"Well, I was going to ask you out to dinner, but now, I dunno..."

This is what I've worked out. Basically only the silver box can have the picture, as it is the only scenario where two statements are false... Unless I've missed something!

Huh? Surely if Lead had the picture, it's statement that "Gold doesn't have the picture" would be true?

I have a feeling that's because the front wire attached to his harness had to be pulled taut so it would seamlessly fit into the small gap in the building.

Admittedly, I probably wouldn't use these in my tiny flat, but back at my parents it looks amazing. So far the house hasn't burnt down, and I'm pretty sure we haven't been cooked.

Or you could use these. They're wireless and completely electricity-free.

Okay, try Nairobi. At rush hour, we moved about 50-100m in an hour in complete gridlock. Combine that with the risk of car jackings and bad drivers.

I believe you can do that with rooting, yes... But I only have the white LED so it makes no difference anyway.

Motorola did something similar with the Moto G I believe. Apparently some phones have a multicoloured LED notification light, whereas most have only a white LED, but Motorola deactivated the other colours, so regardless of the type of LED you have in your phone, you can only use white.

I'm pretty sure Google Wave (remember that?!) did this too

This. Everything costs extra, and the website is so badly (or well designed depending on how you look at it) that it's so easy to accidentally purchase ski insurance and a rental car on your trip to Denmark. And what's worse: it still ended up more expensive than Easyjet.

The fact that you are shocked/confused by a site publishing two differing opinions kinda scares me.

I use WizMouse, which seems to accomplish the same thing. With two monitors, this thing is a godsend

As OUBeaver mentioned, Lifehacker can have some really strange timing. Almost told my boss yesterday during a 1-on-1 that I was considering leaving. Decided against it, but I feel a little bad pursuing another job behind his back...

The Velvet Underground founder John Cale did a concert with dressed up drones a few days ago which was amazingly well worked. Shame he only did two concerts, because you guys really missed something... http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertain…

Bananatag. This thing is truly the most useful service in the history of email. It allows you to track email opens and link clicks. With extensions for Gmail and Outlook, it helps a hell of a lot for me at work (did that prospect open my email?!). http://bananatag.com/

Having said that, I moved to Denmark and I'm pretty happy with that. I guess it's what you make of it.

Vote: Thule Gauntlet Envelope

And with the unlimited 3G (insanely useful when you're abroad and want to just check something on Wikipedia), this thing is perhaps the best gadget I have ever purchased.