1. Be attractive.
2. Don’t be unattractive.

Exxon delayed it a little, maybe.

Or how about replacing first-gen reactors with ones that have passive safety equipment?

Last year, a team at Stanford revealed a cheap way to retrofit a house that can withstand shaking three times as violent as the 1989 Loma Prieta quake that hit San Francisco and collapsed part of the Bay Bridge.

Psst, whether punctuation goes inside the quotation marks depends on what country you’re from, and Luke isn’t American.

I probably am stretching on the thermal question, but I do recall Anandtech/Ars Technica running a few benchmarks that suggested that the A8 in the mini 4 is pretty aggressive about throttling down clock speeds, which I’ve always associated with heat issues.

It’s real.

I love how indignant Gruber is over The Deck (which he uses) being blocked after stating that blogs need to adapt to the reality of ad blocking coming to mobile Safari.

That’s not so much taking out the laugh track as replacing the laugh track with extended awkward silences. Someone needs to edit that video to resemble a normal conversation.

Apple has your back.

The display in the mini 4 is physically smaller than the Air 2, but it has the exact same resolution of 1536 x 2048. That would impact backlighting and therefore battery life, but not processing load (at least not directly).

“Otherwise, iFixit concludes that the processor, RAM, and cameras are all the same as the Air 2”

The really absurd thing is the price. For the cost of this Roomba, you could buy two or three BotVacs.

The Neato BotVacs are snickering at Roombas finally getting this feature.

Countdown until Apple introduces “Quick Actions” as a third tab on the Notifications Screen?

Maybe it’s for the passenger?

I take it you didn’t read as far as the fourth paragraph:

Those brownies look way too spongy to be any good.

It looks like it’s done through a linked web app, so no.

Yes. In fact, they explicitly mention that in the press release.