It's not as if Florida isn't guilty of something similar. Ford Lauderdale had a similar family-unification program in 2012/2013 for 1000 individuals.

Well, it is and it isn't. It's a completely optional program, that was originally focused on people in the city who came, went broke, and couldn't afford to leave. It gives the offer of, "here's a free trip back to your family." Unfortunately, what it became was, "Here's a free trip to anywhere but here. Maybe you…

This is a multi-fold question. Many of them got run out deeper into Brooklyn, out into the Bronx, or into parts of Queens. Alternatively, many of them were asked to leave the city altogether. The city has a program where any homeless person can get a free one-way ticket out of NYC on the city's dime, and my…

I was just going to say the same thing.

And yes, I know I can probably make this myself, but I'll pay the $35 so people who don't have that level of ingenuity can join on in.

Ho..ley..CRAP. Yes. YES. A MILLION TIMES YES. Aaaand... backed.

I can't stop watching the remix of Cooking by the Book. It's mesmerizing...

This is pretty amazing. It reminds me of a much updated version of the guy in Chicago who was printing sushi back in 2005 with an Inkjet.

So what you're telling me is that they hired Doc Brown to design their rail system?

Just ring up Robert Downey, Jr. and ask him to help you out.

Now just imagine him... on fire.

I hear you. Now you can be like me and shave while you're riding like a boss.

It may just be me, but I found that the Mach 3 blades lasted considerably longer, while the Sensor Excel blades would rust after a little bit of use, even when regularly dried.

The Merkur 180 is a perfectly good safety razor. I'd suggest, though, that you go with the Merkur Vision 2000 (http://goo.gl/TLA2OE) or the Merkur Futur (http://goo.gl/31w8XM). While they're both more expensive than the 180, they key differentiator is their weight. The whole point of a safety razor is that you let…

This list became completely invalid to me when you gave LEGOs a 1/10.

Man, I read Gizmodo daily, but calling your readers assholes because they make more money than you and are offended by the way you categorize what they can and can't afford is an easy way to lose viewership.

I was just about to ask the same thing. I'm dumbfounded that this didn't make the list.

It's things like this that make me wonder how these guys get paid so little for their art.

Only when Jack Shepherd is onboard.