This. I’m a borderline fanboy, but even I’m not so stupid as to use a defective app just because it’s from Apple, when there are superior alternatives available.

I am constantly amazed at the ability of lifehacker writers to make a listical out of a one sentence topic:

Cabin in the Woods is very funny, but it’s also very scary. I would never recommend this film to a self-described wimp.

I have always been surprised by the number of people I know who seem to actively dislike their spouse and/or children. The societal pressure was strong, so they got married to someone who seemed good at the time, bought a house, popped at 2.5 kids, and generally distracted themselves from the conveyor belt of it all…

Alot of video sites including Amazon Prime can detect if you’re using a VPN and disable playback till you turn it off.  Doesn’t matter where you live, what server your connected to in what city or country.  If you have the VPN active, you can’t play videos.  Don’t know if there is or what the work-around would be.

The police are just going to lie, instead of saying “They had a broken tail light” they’ll say “they appeared to be speeding” or “they changed lanes without signaling” or my personal favorite, “they were swerving”

So what’s to stop someone from being a dick and having houses/businesses of others blurred? Say you own a pizza shop in town, lets spend a few minutes and get all the other pizza shops in town blurred out. Maybe they only let a single email address submit so many blur requests.

It’s fine that Google makes it so easy for people who feel uncomfortable to blur their houses out, but why would you even want to do this? It’s like people who blur out license plates when they take a photograph of a car. I can understand why people might want to limit access to personal photos and stuff, but the…

You do however get a free pass to ignore the menu if it’s written in chalk on a black board by someone who never learned how to write.

You tried this exact same reasoning a few weeks ago with your article on buying out your lease. Same problem: It has to be a surplus car or you lose all profit when you go to buy a replacement. So it’s not “especially if you don’t need one right now,” it’s only if you don’t.

Language is not math. Negatives do not cancel out, they are for emphasis.

Counterpoint: this is a very natural part of how language has always evolved, and will always evolved, and we’re being pedantic and elitist (and often classist) in the most cringeworthy way to pretend otherwise.

wait people actually say doggy dog world? I thought that was just a random joke in schmigadoon 

Nah, the Oxford English Dictionary lists “for-tay” first and “fort” second. Both are acceptable pronunciations, although I would say “for-tay” is much more common. 

And if we’re including Channel 4 comedy shows that Netflix have the right to stream, then the question “why isn’t Peep Show mentioned?” becomes unavoidable...

Derry Girls is great but it’s not an original Netflix Show .It was made by Hat trick/Channel 4 in the UK and Netflix bought the rights to stream it.

Yeah, this is less against autopay and more telling people they should glance through their transaction history from time to time to make sure everything is supposed to be there for that amount.

I just came to complain about IMDB shutting down their message boards...it still stings.

What’s funny is that most of these questions are actually multiple questions.

These time-saving tricks will get your bed looking hotel-worthy, and leave you enough time to get those recommended 8.5 hours every night.