There's no need to peel ginger.

"To get the 50% off offer for friend referrals on Delivery.com, instead of emailing friends, he used a disposable email site to send referrals to himself"

I just want to know when I can get one. I'm done with driving.

Vodka is vodka. Buy the cheap stuff and call it a day.

This post came in an interesting time for me. I have been finding that the iPhone is just way too small. I look at other phones of larger screens and I can see how they would be much better options. iOS itself is looking antiquated. It's time for an overhaul of the core UI. No more icon walls and walled off apps.

I'd really like to know what the facts are. If it's 1,000 cans a day then who cares? High quantities of anything has a likelihood of causing cancer and other problems.

I was excited about it. Tell me something better please. Has there already been a post on the topic of tablet photo managers?

Heisenberg, eat you heart out. ;)

I love it. I'm inspired. I'm envious. Good work.

One note on front loaders, I hear from an appliance repair tech that top loaders last forever and that front loaders notoriously break often. So if you're in it for the money savings, it may not be worth it.

Flicker throwing lights on the page in no way 'makes you a Christian.' Snow flakes certainy don't.

The more the merrier. I want choice and competition.

I hadn't thought of it this way, but you get a good point. This is kind of happening with books as well. We get "chapters" essentially for $.99.

In short: "There is No Spoon."

GIZ: Please fix the WD-40 Flub. It's not for what you think it is. PB B'laster to loosen things, and Triflow as a spray lube.

I disagree I think iOS is missing gestures. Using webOS and using Swype are addictive and natural. I am in favor of gestures in iOS. There really aren't many right now.

Like many others here, I'm not sure why you'd want to go without email. Perhaps for some positions communications are not important. But for mine email is a primary means of communication and is helpful. I like what Google tried to do with Wave and I do think email could be improved. But until it is, I'll keep my…

I appreciate the follow up. Myth number one was well explained. I was one of the commenters that took issue with the idea the first round.

As others have said. GPS tracking is not the issue. The issue is that some authorities don't believe they need a warrant to track. That's where the danger lies.

Shame on life hacker for adding a myth to a myth. There's absolutely no way skipping on meal, or even a couple meals with throw your body into "starvation mode."