You are helping in the best way possible: showing how irresponsibly the media handles mental health issues, and putting a face of "normalcy" to it. Too often we hear from dipshits who don't know any better that the cause of mental problems is sheer laziness. That we just don't "try hard enough" to get past our…

Your edit is exactly right. For those emails I do want to go to Evernote, I want them to go to a specific Notebook, but you can't do that if you mass-forward.

And, it's now its regular price of $70.

And, it's now its regular price of $70.

Was the space, perhaps, filled with the stuff that would now be hanging above that shelf? :)

Works with the OnePlus One

Just priced 8' studs at Home Depot last night: under $3.

Don't Dead, Open Inside!

I find that quite interesting, actually. I would've assumed a lower quality of education for those who had higher levels of well-being.

Any interesting thought. I actually already do this, but with the specific ringtone I use when I get called from work. I don't have a company-provided phone (why would I want another phone?), so I have Tasker setup to drop calls from work when I'm off hours. Unfortunately, it's not always fast enough to drop them…

Because sometimes people forget?

Sorry to hear about your loss. Tasker was the #1 reason I switched from the iPlatform into the light. I get why people like it, but I want my technology to work the way I want it to, not be forced to work the way it wants me to.

And, didn't I read recently that they're shutting down?

You can "combine" Tasker with IFTTT by using email triggers. For example, I have a task that sends a trigger email to trigger@ifttt.com with a #nest tag in the subject. IFTTT then sets the temperature on my Nest for bedtime. A bit of a hack, but it works and by using multiple tags I can have multiple results from…

You're welcome. Also, I never said you said "ALL".

Your analogy isn't quite correct. While the folks who fly planes into buildings or are actively working to establish Christ's dominion on Earth aren't a representative enough sample of the religious types, those who believe atheists (or anyone outside their specific cult) are evil ARE much more widely represented. …

Your comment seemed to suggest that those atheists who actively denigrate religionists are significantly enough represented within the community to require instruction from those outside. For example, I'm sure a Muslim reader would've taken exception if you'd instructed them to "Please make sure you raise your…

At the risk of sounding like a theist apologetic, the people you refer to are generally more the exception than the norm and they don't speak for all of us.

"Need something to drink? No worries, there will be a vending machine. Japan has you covered."

"all little authoritarian conformists who are afraid to ever rock the boat"

Kudos to you! You're a paragon of parenting, and we're all ashamed by how awesome you are in comparison to us.