If you had said it was AT&T-only at the top, I would have stopped reading.

Camo bro needs to keep his eyes open.

I suppose you could do that, but I think motion and blurring would screw up the muzzle flash if you used a long exposure. This method freezes the muzzle flash nicely, and syncing it with a photographic flash still allows you to light the person however you'd like.

In my opinion, the SAS survival book is the best hands-down. There is just so much good, thoughtful stuff in there, and I think it focuses a bit more on long-term subsistence than some of the other survival manuals.

I think that's part of the point. Sleeping the whole night uninterrupted happened once people could decide their own schedule. Once widespread lighting was possible beyond candlelight, everyone decided it was just easier to go on doing stuff at night until you finally had to go to sleep.

Mmm...Bean Pudding Nog Foam.

When you put socks on, it drops the charge to decent exposure.

Fermented/rotten meats are just one of those things that will get you in a bad way unless you already have some tolerance. The smell alone can make the stuff impossible to keep down, even if your guts can technically take it.

"There is a nominal fee if you want to keep your old phone number."

Man, that looks comfy. So luxurious—I just wanna rub up against it.

If they're all about playing the protect-against-the-elements angle, why the hell did they use cotton? Wouldn't a wool-poly-spandex combo be the obvious choice?

When I see this kind of stuff, it's impressive by itself, but what it really does is make me all the more astounded by the biomechanics of our musculoskeletal system. When you know a little anatomy and get a feel for how our own bodies work, you realize how well-built they are, from both a movement standpoint and a…

I've also had a family member get hurt because of a situation like this. It's a horrible situation.

This is one instance where I like the old technology better.

It seems my Gizmodo is stuck in British English mode. Anyone know how to change that back?

If you look at the actual Facebook page, you'll find that it does nothing of the sort.

Is the argument here that there should never be Wanted posters of any kind? Because that's how I read your statement. However, that's not the original argument. Nitesh's original argument is that it shouldn't be called "Creep of the Week" because that's different and more defamatory than just saying "Wanted". My…

Did they let your brother back into school? Did your fraternity get any reparations for being unfairly disciplined? It sounds like those are the school's errors, not the police's.

The page isn't meant to be a form of entertainment. I'm not sure why you see it that way.

I can see what you're saying, but I don't think you can accept all the implications of the the word "creep", but at the same time ignore all the implications of the word "wanted". For practical purposes, there is little difference once you take into account the public's perception.