I actually have done this and it worked great.

I hope it automatically shows any Starbucks. Once I realized that they were basically a free toilet on every corner in the world, I stopped hating them as much.

I'm sorry but "Google Truth" sounds like a bad Onion article.

I love it. What the HELL was with that UPS driver hat anyway? I think the Gawker sites are very well designed in general, with quite a number of useful innovations. Time to release your blogging platform software to the public? I'd go for it.

Yeah I don't want to sound insensitive but the career aspirations of some athletes are not a priority cause for me, and certainly shouldn't be mentioned in the same breath as human rights or environmental policy. It's shocking to me that many people not only mention them in the same breath, but seem to think that…

Yeah that was my question: what are you inhaling if you do this? I think I'll leave the plastic recycling to the pros.

There is no bouncing around in my setup. The cords are pretty taught. Press on one end of the drive and it will give a little, but it's not like it's boing-boinging every which way - no no no. As for earthquakes or bumping the tower with your foot, if anything, the drive is held in a suspension and is more resistant…

I've done this with my hard drives and it works well. I bought a pack of bungee cords and used the thread-bound elastic from the smallest ones. I had to get over the fact that the drives didn't sit perfectly level, though. The weight of the data and power cords (which are off-center) made it hard to get that…

>>Correct me if I'm wrong, but when "steaming" vegetables in the microwave, does it not also directly cook the vegetables? I've always thought that true steaming was better because it wasn't as harsh on the food (and supposedly kept in more nutrients).

Well, free would be nice. I like spanning sync but it's expensive. I will definitely be trying this out to see if it works as well for free.

Man, this post is full of labored constructions. I can barely understand it. He eats while thinking of his answer? And his workers respect him more? Did I get it?