Now, some genius needs to pair this up with a 3D printer that prints flexible fibers. Walk in nekkid, walk out with a full suit of custom clothing.

You and me both, though it didn't look green to me. Looked like a large, slow shooting star. Of course, I was driving at the time so I didn't look directly at it for long... but my boyfriend and I were betting it was a satellite of some kind!

And on a related note, McD's is about to start offering popcorn chicken. [thedailywh.at]

I would say talk to the landlord first, not to try and get the rules changed or get the downstairs tenant in trouble, but to try and get a different apartment. With the lease being fairly new, it's pretty reasonable to ask for a unit change if there is a problem you have no control over (such as the tenant below). …

As long as you're not one of the people who gets violently ill from eating it. [www.cspinet.org]

Voice your request at their support site, maybe?

Or I suppose you could substitute honey for the corn syrup.

You could put them beside the road with a "FREE PAINT" sign. Maybe even post it on the Free section of Craigslist. A lot of crafters and artists will pick up leftover paint for crafting or painting murals.

Fun thing is since you're making it yourself, you can have fun with the colors! I would love to see some white, purple, and black candy corn, for instance.

Until it gets fixed, here:

I can imagine using honey for a homemade version would make the end product sticky, since honey doesn't really dry, whereas the commercial version can do it because they then coat the final product before packing.

You could try something like this: [www.machinistblog.com]

My roommates and I are all lazy late-risers, and our yard and driveway are at a fairly steep angle. Any tips for holding a weekend garage sale that doesn't involve getting up early to set up, and bolting all our items down so they don't slide down the driveway into the garage doors?

I think the author meant to say "juts".

Most applications are good about putting files under folders named after the application. So for example, if you delete an application called Plurka, look for a folder named Plurka.

Most apps, if they leave files behind, do so on the SD card. You can either get a file manager from the Market, or plug your phone up to your computer as USB/Mass Storage and delete them from there.

IMO, the only thing a tablet is really better for is:

Or for a free solution, try Llama. It's touted as a location-aware profile changer, but it also has the ability to set up profiles for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and many other things. You can make a profile for Bluetooth On and set it to just change the Notification sound level (or you can add more options).

If you plan on using it for drawing, I'd go with the Android one, simply for the Sketchbook Mobile Express application: it supports layers, has a fairly comprehensive set of intuitive tools, and best of all: it's CHEAP. The free version does plenty, but you can upgrade for $1.99 to the full version, or $4.99 to the…

I didn't know that until you said it, and I looked it up to be sure... Guess you learn something new every day!