Now they just need to release iMessage for Android.

It's the RAM

heh...

What about that statement is untrue and worthy of LOL’ing? It’s true that Apple is introducing multitasking on iOS 9. It is true that you can use it to work on more than one application at a time. It is true this is a godsend to some iPad users. Why is any of that worthy of scorn?

I don’t understand the point of making them humanoid. Why invent the wheel? Why not focus on having them do thing we can’t already do? Or things we can do but in better ways?

VLC?

Ah yes the old 'Free' myth. Just like the free pig on their way to the slaughter house, I'm okay coz I got free board and lodging. There aint no free, you are the product and Google is busy taking your rights left right and centre but... it's okay as they've been giving you free board and lodging amirite?

Stop trying to make Linux happen.

Imagine how horrible Android (and to a lesser extent Windows) would be without Apple’s prodding.

“Design Language” is not the same thing as coding language

While I agree that record labels are the problem, doing away with them is not the answer. Record labels exist to make being a musician a viable career choice. I don’t care how much one can do on their own these days, the label system allows the artist to focus on the core of what they are doing—making music. Anything…

Never minded it. Just like I still don’t mind iTunes. Even with all their warts, they work fine for me.

I used to use FF, then about 4 years ago or so, started using Chrome and never looked back!... until about a year ago. Chrome was getting bloated, it crashed frequently even on sites like gmail and youtube, and used a lot of RAM and battery life on my windows machine (I don’t use any plugins). I also frequently open a…

Black Sails is fucking fantastic. If you haven’t seen it yet, grab this deal and get up to speed! Awesome show!

Black Sails is fucking fantastic. If you haven’t seen it yet, grab this deal and get up to speed! Awesome show!

Baconreader.

I thought to myself, “Yeah, sure. I’ll turn it off for Giz” ... and then I did. I immediately regretted this decision. Banners? Whatever. But as soon as I see those fucking annoying pop-over ads, in comes the AdBlock hammer.

I didn’t realize how bad Gizmodo was until my company’s IT department decided to disallow the use of extensions in Chrome. For every other article, there’s a video ad that takes over the screen and cannot be exited.

More like a lobster hot dog.

Apple has made me realize that when you pay $800 for a laptop, you get what you pay for.

They’re not the only ones who never used one...