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They followed up on Question of the Day with Answers of the Day. Crazy!

Just discovered Bring a Trailer. This can not end well...

I stopped reading at "Given that Mary Todd came from a wealthy slave-owning family, I doubt that aspect of Abe was really what turned her head."

How much did Engadget pay you to write that comment?

The Apple-whining in the comments today is reaching epic proportions. Competition is good, don't worry, no one will take your iPad away.

That's like asking how a notebook's trackpad is any different than carrying around a full size wired USB mouse.

A few!

Is your phone worse today than it was yesterday? If not, I think 'screwed' is a bit of an exaggeration.

Designers focus too much on what other designers will think.

The unfortuante thing is that no matter how stupid your viewpoint on something is, you can find hundreds of people to support and validate it. Most people don't go online to have their beliefs challenged, they do it to have them validated and to call people who disagree with them stupid. A professor once chalenged one…

Have to completely disagree. You don't get to tell the employer what to do. I will either notify you, or I will not, but requesting it seems a bit snotty.

I'm guessing you are not

Can Xboxes play all video formats like .mkv/x264 files yet? If not, why?

This is great, because Facebook, Google, and Twitter could never be hacked.

If you were going to write a comment criticizing Casey's writing, you might have tried to make it sound English...

Why did I read the comments? Sigh.

"Granted, Ice Cream Sandwich has bandwidth monitoring built-in to the OS, but if you don't have an ICS phone or you want to see how accurate the built-in monitoring in ICS really is, Onavo Count is a great alternative"

I'm looking for an app that will let me allow only my Gmail app to access data. Sometimes when I'm traveling/roaming I want to check my email without letting other apps use data. Is this the best choice?

Wow, the pathetic comments on this article are pretty good evidence that this practice is not about to change.