As long as the first issue I can download includes "How to Hack Your Kindle", I'm sold.

@Arggh! there goes a...snake a snake!: Exactly. What is the point of this article?

@Lanbeast: I don't know, I think it could be argued the title is saying that Google's "messy" software is reflected by the equally "messy" workmanship of its hardware.

@Belabras: It turns out that guy was actually Hitler.

@JRock: I believe the 3 trees are: Ranged combat, Traps/Gadgets, Shadow Magic. So, not quite a renamed archer but maybe an archer/assassin combo.

@The Sentient Meat: Isn't that the whole point of Diablo?

@Grindhouse Murders: I guess I don't understand your comment; are you comparing flash games to centralized software distribution, or saying that flash programs make the App Store unnecessary, or implying that because the capability already exists on the platform there will be no glut of poorly built software that…

@showbiz2: The aluminum case is always touted for durability but, this seems like the same thickness as an aluminum can.

@Michael Scrip: Farting apps: The new benchmark test.

@Michael Scrip: I'm waiting for the first MacPro farting app.

@Rybones2112: It seems like even dodging a low-hanging branch while biking/running would set this thing off.

@wætherman: However, this thing looks like it would go off even in a minor spill.

@ceilingFANBOY: considering Verizon's 'unlimited' has a 5GB cap, you would think half the price would at least get you 2GB.

@Diode: Though Washington really hammed it up on those broadsheets in his day.

@Pope John Peeps II: Moreover, the kid helped build the suit in the first place, why not build a new one?

@Hamslicer: aaaand filming just started.

@NorwoodIsMyHero: I disagree, it turns out I'm immune to text-based tasers.

@taniquetil: Your point is valid, though I would point out that suicide compensation no longer exists at Foxconn.

@hewhoroams: I'm pretty sure telling people in they're in the control group would ruin the experiment. Unless the experiment was to determine the effectiveness of control groups in double-blind studies.

@newyorkmuse: nope.