I agree - then you can use the hot lemon water to clean the plastic food cover instead.

Cool. A system without appeals that has a line for appeals.

They are. MMOs are the only way to experiment with national economy.

(Cue snide pseudo-political remarks.)

Found in a pre-2008 Macbook Pro and filmed it.

Reuploaded mp4 to youtube:

Well... it DOES go to ground. Also.

I've had cat pee in a Macbook Pro twice. The second time, I sold the customer a rubber keyboard cover that lets you type through the cover.

Repeated cat pee's not the worst smell I've had though. The worst smell was a computer that had human breast milk soaked into the keyboard, but don't stop there. It didn't smell…

I am an Apple Certified Macintosh Technician and have been for three years. I'll start with a fortuitous story. A first generation Macbook Air (specifically the 2008 model, so the older chassis but not the very first model) had been exposed to a water spill and I needed to determine how much damage was done to the…

Nothing to do with health. Anything is worth what it's purchaser will pay.

So he still believes sales work and has no trouble "spreading" the community before release.

Here is the message again, with a little help from Lil Wayne.

Samsung already outdid it.

http://www.engadget.com/2014/01/08/sam…

Good eye!

onetosee4one1,

Richard Ames, Yeah that's just the last 2000 years, while what Ian Plimer was talking about with "Roman warm period" supposedly started 300 years before that. As we can see though, there's no real sign of any consistent "Roman" warm period between 1 and 150 CE in Moberg et al (2005), and even if it were, it's North…

Leeegend! Thank you for sharing!

Reaction can only do so much. In the 150 to 300 milliseconds it takes you to react, a car going 100km/h will have traveled another 10 meters and then your swerve or break or whatever you think you are going to do is going to take at least another 30 meters to have any significant effect.

It’s not ”gold”, it’s Amber.

You haven't provided any Chinese tree ring data, so I would have to Google that myself, but even if that checks out, it's still just northern hemisphere, heck, it's still the Eurasian continent. So if you bring that up, rather than say "look at North American and Australian tree ring data", you're pretty much…

There is insufficient data to claim "roman warming" was global. We have plenty of roman data, but little to no simultaneous data from the rest of the world. Hell, most of the world wasn't even "discovered" back then.