I just wish they’d round the back. I hate how thin and flat they’ve become. My first iPhone was the 3GS which had a great feel to it. I also purchased the Moto X, and loved how comfortable it was to hold.

Just an FYI, the guide Thorin linked in this article is no longer working. the setup of the drive and auto mounting via fstab is fine, but the netatalk portion is no longer applicable. I used the following guide and had it up and running within minutes (though like I said I already had the drive formatted and mounted.)

I fully understand. I try to keep away from anything that comes in a box. Tracking things like chicken eggs and cabbage would be pretty simply really. You would just have to have different compartments that can be assigned to a food type (such as all chicken goes in this container. Then just have a small scale that…

Personally I’d love a smart fridge. Something that could track my food and give me information on it would be great. I could see it alerting you when something expires or checking a recipe to tell you what you need to buy for it. I’m sure there would be a hamfisted “order groceries from Amazon!” feature baked in, but…

I use it on my MPB for the battery life. I had originally downloaded chrome and noticed the battery life lasted only a few hours. With Safari I more than doubled that.

I'm feeling a steambox build coming on.

I think you are being over sensitive. The death made absolute sense given what we already knew about the character. She hated the crows. She was immediately against the alliance until John mentioned protecting her children. The actress was superb in the fact that you can immediately see a change in her face and body…

Oh man I remember back when Locks actually had incredibly useful party abilities. Soulstone used to be a godsend, summoning got things moving much faster, and their fear was an alright substitute to a polymorph or sap. Nowadays mostly anyone can heal, tank, or dps. There’s literally no CC. Ever.

There was another to learn dual wield, I think poisons required a quest to obtain as well. Not to mention all the brewing and lockpicking you had to do to make it worthwhile. They took out reagents and skill levels for class abilities. Personally I miss them.

There really isn’t an alternative to Safari on a Mac. The other browsers just aren’t optimized for it. At work I use an iMac with Firefox. but when it comes to my MBP at home I only use safari. I prefer Firefox, but the battery life difference between the two is too hard to ignore.

Yeah I could see that title getting a fair number of comments.

Kind of. I have Comcast and for once I can say there’s a benefit. One of their internet plans (25Mbs down for $40) comes with HBO Go. Sure you HAVE to take their basic cable package with it (included in the cost), but I’ve honestly just left the receiver in the packaging in my closet.

Go to the webpage and right-click. Hit “View Source”. If you check the text directly under the demon sheep you’ll see it says “more fun at /bonus-page.html”. That’s where you can find the sheep. You just have to place the “/bonus-page.html” bit after the website address.

I looked at the page source and found this gem.

Considering there are noticeable changes to climate conditions and all constituents live on earth I’d say researching those changes to see how they could impact your constituents is probably “right for them.”

Yeah... I’ve been playing MOBAs since AoS, and vastly prefer HotS to any of the other contenders right now. Less for the gameplay mechanics and more for the community. The MOBA community started going downhill in the late WC3 days. Once LoL came out the game was more annoying than anything.

Same here, I've got an iMac at work and a MBP at home - both on Yosemite. I use the same bluetooth headphones at both locations and have never had iTunes just open like that. Something tells me Adam bought a pair of speakers with some stupid feature set up or he turned something weird on.

Welcome to the free market! This happens way more than you think. I worked at a company that bid on writing software for a state contract once. They found some open source software that did about 90% of what the state needed, programmed the remaining 10%, and cashed in for a few million.

You have the lip balm linked twice. Once in Kinja Co-Op and again in Kinja-Gear.

You have the lip balm linked twice. Once in Kinja Co-Op and again in Kinja-Gear.