http://www.hystou.com/products/mini-… this site has them.

This may be the first election many young voters have paid attention to, so they may not remember events from past elections. Beyond that, having a large portion of superdelegates immediately side with Clinton out of the gate tips the scale toward her immediately, and in the public eye, if she has a huge lead in…

Work in progress... it appears you’ve gone back to the old style layout: price at the end of the product description... that seems to be easier to read... my only gripe right now is the dark grey text of the descriptions and the fact that they are just a size or two smaller than the section headers, makes it hard for…

Work in progress... it appears you’ve gone back to the old style layout: price at the end of the product…

Did you correct the link in your link? Did they change the link? The link they have goes to the steamcommunity page where you can subscribe in order to download the mod. Was that not what it was originally?

False alarm! Had to click the “Buy It Now” link in the box. Navigating to the product from the link above the box was my issue.

False alarm! Had to click the “Buy It Now” link in the box. Navigating to the product from the link above the box…

I was discussing this again with a friend yesterday. Kotaku had a post about the $40,000 fee a developer pays if they have to “fix” a console game... Windows games just get patches, updates... so they end up being a “second thought” to developers. I don’t think they get tested nearly enough, and when the timeline is…

The code for the plastic “Google” goggles says “cannot be applied to your purchase. I guess there was a limit or something?

The code for the plastic “Google” goggles says “cannot be applied to your purchase. I guess there was a limit or…

“Free” higher education. Estimated to cost $30 billion annually. I know everyone pays taxes differently, and many don’t pay any taxes, but if everyone paid taxes, that’s $94 per US citizen per year. Not a ton on average. If higher paying families pay a bit more in and the ultra rich pay an equivalent share to what…

I guess more directly put, if I was paying my healthcare coverage cost now, I’d basically be paying Bernie’s tax increase... sans a couple thousand dollars.

If you read their FAQ, you’ll see what I mean. They calculate your new taxes, but don’t include any savings from the plans they pay for. Unless my employer desides to just stop covering the extra amount they pay for my medical insurance (which they could, but it’s highly unlikely) then they will no longer be paying…

Part of the extra taxes cover his healthcare plan, which means a good portion of them would be shifted to my employer who covers that now, as that is part of my employment benefits. That’s the huge majority of the tax increase from his plan on me, leaving me with only a few thousand more over what I pay now. Of…

After investigating where the numbers came from, it makes more sense. They are actually showing a value that makes the plans look worse than they actually are, but lumping all tax increases together and not adjusting for savings from other areas that the tax increases offset. It’s quite misleading to just look at how…

Yeah, that can’t be accurate. I can’t imagine that Bernie would suck as much out of my wallet as daycare for two small children already does.

You meant fingeratively right?

You meant fingeratively right?

You have the BGE90M listed as $43 but it’s $19.

You have the BGE90M listed as $43 but it’s $19.

I was trying to remember how it looked before. I think they always listed the prices first, then the project name/description, which is somewhat counter-intuitive as you are looking for the product, not the price you want, but the added focus of the green balls on the price draws all of your focus to them so it…

I was trying to remember how it looked before. I think they always listed the prices first, then the project…

Those look nice. That last one should be used to buy Lance Armstrong’s Autobiography :)

Those look nice. That last one should be used to buy Lance Armstrong’s Autobiography :)

We are beating the green balls to death... so to speak. But I guess their intention was to draw attention to the price... the problem being, I’m not scanning the list for a price I want to pay, but for an item name/description I want to purchase, and THEN looking for its great or lackluster discount price. All I see…

We are beating the green balls to death... so to speak. But I guess their intention was to draw attention to the…

You could have stopped at “sucks” and we’d all agree.

You could have stopped at “sucks” and we’d all agree.

What do the green balls represent anyway? I have noticed that most but not all deals listed have the green balls encapsulating their deal price. Are green balls great deals and no balls means moderate deal?

What do the green balls represent anyway? I have noticed that most but not all deals listed have the green balls…