I want to know where I can buy some of these 104cm cloths in various designs, and perhaps a book explaining how to do it. My wife would looovvve this as a gift.

@MichaelBrazell: "Chrome for Mac is weak."

I think there's entirely too much focus on these kinds of twitchy tests. Many of these products feel identically responsive when in actual use by a human being. (With a few exceptions. Like the fact that FF takes too long to cold start IMO.)

I can sort of see a super nerd building a hackintosh just for grins, but other folks? C'mon, half of the appeal of the Mac is the bitchin' hardware and the other half of the appeal is the seamless integration with their software—neither of which you get if you build your own.

Sweet jebus noooo!

That's how my wedding photography business started out. I had most of the equipment and I needed some money.

I buy wine in the $5-$15 range, so if a bottle is bad I don't cry over spilt milk. I just open another bottle.

I find it frightening how many smart, educated people still believe that eating sugary foods causes hyperactivity in their children. Confronted with the evidence they simply become belligerent and refuse to admit that perhaps—perhaps—they were, like the rest of us, the unwitting victim of an old wives tale or urban…

Woot! I'm number two! I hope that everyone who steps up from a point-and-shoot to a digital SLR finds the articles useful.

The reason the iPod Touch isn't updated for free is because Apple is playing it safe with regard to the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Apparently updates are treated differently because of the different way revenue is accounted for on a subscription-based device like an iPhone and a one-time-pay device such as an iPod Touch.

iChat, hands down. I suspect the reason it's not more popular in the comments is that only Mac users can have ever experienced it. The video quality is superior and the interface is simple.

The original no-knead recipe is sublime. The resulting bread is so good you'll eat nothing else until it's gone. I'd typically bake up a loaf to have with dinner and then slice the remainders up for the toaster the following morning.

Straight razor? I recommend a safety razor (double edged, or "DE"). I recommend this video and this book. You'll look fabulous and you'll smell like a god.

I agree about Chicago. Perfect location. I'd definitely try to go if it were there.

Wait a minute. There's also been studies showing that moderate drinking of alcohol decreases your risk of death from any cause by 18%. Surely grape juice isn't going to miimic that effect, too.

Naturally I don't actually have any pr0n on my computer, but if I did I'd organize it first by media type: Movies, JPEGs, etc. And then subdivide it into um, content themes.

I think part of it is that people hate and fear the things that are new—even the ones that they are simultaneously embracing. It probably happened with the automobile, the electric refrigerator, the microwave oven, the telephone, etc. We all seem to collectively delight in ruminating about how they are the ruination…

I don't think anyone has mentioned physicsdiet.com. I have found it to be really helpful because it has a slick algorithm to tell you what you really weigh, without the daily ups and downs.

Powder in your stretchy pants (as Nacho Libre would call them) before running.

I totally want to do this! I just have to figure out a way to get work to hand over a projector for the weekend...