The pallets may not cost much, if anything, but those pillows and "mattresses" look like they cost a fortune!

As someone who has followed through the first 13 weeks of the year at Codeacademy, I'm disappointed that we're leaving Javascript and moving on into HTML and CSS. I was hoping it could continue with programming, and not go into web design. Not that there's anything wrong with web design. Some of my best friends are…

If I was ever asked for any password, FB or otherwise, by an interviewer, I would decline. I would tell them that password security is the first step in corporate security. I would never reveal a password to one of their systems, should I become employed by them, and that to give out any password at any time would be…

Although, now that you mention it (not that you did), Black Knight Rebel would be a cool name for a phone.

That's actually what I was thinking they iPad would become. 3rd Generation iPad. Maybe they'll do that with the iPhone too, but if they do, what does that make the iPhone 4S? The 4Sth generation?

It will probably just be called iPhone, like they did with the iPad. Then they'll refer to it as the "New" iPhone. Which won't work when the "New New" iPhone comes out.

That's how Samsung does it internally. They let the vendors name them any way they want, but their model names are like SGH-T669 for the T-Mobile Samsung Gravity T.

Wow! Lifehacker is sponsored by Internet Explorer? I think I remember LH telling us to use a different browser, many, many times.

I had an accident, and my left hand got thrown up by the airbag, but my wedding ring hit the windshield and cracked it. No other damage. You should ask a tow truck driver about some of the things they've seen. Scarey stuff.

Or brush your hair!

Reminds me of an episode of Hometime where Dean and Robin were building a deck. Dean convinced her that if she rubbed the screw in her hair that it would go in easier. Of course she followed the script and did it, then got "mad" at Dean for it, but it was still a good laugh.

I have to agree. I don't see a need to make Google Reader any more simplistic or minimal.

My two cents:

My apologies. I tried it once, and couldn't drink it, so I'm not as familiar with it as I should be.

Plus, you can feel like you are Squidward Tentacles!

This may "work" in getting the Guinness into the glass, but you have not properly poured the Guinness. There is actually a course you have to take to learn how to do it properly, from what I've been told. It's a short course, but there's more to Guinness than it being a beer, and pouring it properly is part of that…

My guess is that it was designed to allow the placement of an anti-theft sticker of some sort. Once you get it home and open it, clip it in place, and you're done.

Is it me, or does the grain in the upper left look like an insect larvae?

From what I've seen here, I think that combining one OS for a tablet and a desktop was a bad idea. But, I'll keep an open mind and see how it goes when and if I start using it.

That's why we're still on the Imperial units! Them dang Brits are all metric now! (PS: My mother was born in London, so I really don't think of them as "dang Brits.")