Mercator projection? Ew. Alaska is not bigger than Mexico.

It’s certainly noticeable if you’re within a few feet and/or not look at the display straight on. Plus, if any of those tiles go bad, maintenance is going to be a real bitch unless the other side of the wall is accessible. Not going to happen in a home.

Sorry, I wasn’t aware that the agents had any power to compel mechanics to not fuck around with maintenance (Southwest), or to compel upper management to give pay raises to the pilots so they don’t strike (Lufthansa), or to compel Thor to not snow in the entire eastern seaboard (every airline that had to deal with…

It is their job to catch the hell for all of the shitty things the airline does.

Every major transit system in the Bay Area requires some kind of proof-of-payment or otherwise keeping the ticket.

On the other hand, Kotaku links to more of Blacksmoke Billy’s videos, and explicitly calls him out by name. More views = more money from YouTube’s Partner Program.

Years ago, people would be reading a newspaper, or doing the crossword puzzle, or reading a book. And the Walkman was born decades ago. If you’re not doing something disruptive to other people on the phone (e.g., making a phone call), what’s the difference?

The size of the audience.

All TV displays have some bezel or something else that will cause a gap between images. No gaps if you use projectors.

Meanwhile, in Tokyo 11 Months Ago

Maybe ThatMouse is saying that the number should be a lot smaller.

Long story short, you have to get one of their standard postpaid plans in combination with a monthly lease (the payments can be applied to the price of the phone if you want to keep it rather than get a new one).

I remember when:

Most the the articles by this guy don’t directly answer the original question posed

It’s even more ridiculous that all this text does not include a sentence that answers the question posed by the title.

So... how do they stick to targets?

Why is your sense of identity so bound up with Apple products? My Apple Watch arrives Friday, but if Android Wear weren’t so limited on iOS, I’d probably have picked up a 2nd Gen Moto 360 or LG Watch Urbane.

I’m surprised they let him in, given Disney’s ban on adult ticketholders wearing costumes of Disney characters.

It’s called the LG MiniBeam PF1000U, it’s roughly $1,400, and only in South Korea some time in the next couple of months. No word on US sales.

Projectors. Soooo many projectors. These babies can project a 100” image from a distance of only 15 inches. I would blanket all of my walls with these, each powered by a dedicated small form factor low-TDP Core PCs.