When We Left Earth is amazing. The never before seen footage really adds to the interviews. I could watch them all day. Yeah, there are some good documentaries; Restrepo, The Wildest Dream, etc.

By not being a douche. Enjoy obscurity.

Most of their collection sucks except for Firefly, The Office, When We Left Earth and Battlestar Galactica. I like to have these on while I work. Sometimes I'll be surprised to find a relatively unknown movie/documentary on Instant Stream the day it comes out on DVD, so its not all bad.

Practically any Netflix app on a device other than computer is limited and ugly. I don't mind as much since I add anything I want to see in my Instant Queue on my computer.

Yeah, IKEA has some cool cheap crap, but I dread going there each time. Not only is the walk from the car ridiculously long, or the people walking in front of me ridiculously slow, the exit is more elusive than Loch Ness, and kids roam free without parental supervision.

This guy fell 15,000-20,000 when his B17 exploded and survived. I'm not sure how verifiable this is, but it makes for a pretty amazing story.

Probably not a good idea to start posing for Facebook profile pics...

Does it come with the Deliberate Misquoting Steve Jobs Doll and False Market Share Slides? If so, mark me sold!

I think it's more likely that the desktop era will end as soon as we all have flying cars.

Good thing they didn't use anisotropic filtering.

I totally agree, but that makes implementation and testing significantly more complicated.

I was in an AT&T store two days ago, and I overheard one of the phone salesmen pitching phones to an older gentlemen (50 or so). He was saying some outlandish shit that made me chuckle.

I find everything about Larry the Cable guy annoying. I would have accepted any of the other Blue Collar rednecks, or somebody who could fake a southern accent. Like anybody from True Blood. But this is just my personal taste.

It's been announced, but continually delayed..."maybe later this year?"

Great soundtrack. I think I heard this song during an episode of The Walking Dead.

Pixar can do no wrong. Except having Larry the Cable Guy voice one of the characters. But I forgave them when Wall-E came out.

does not apply to me

I didn't even know Consumer Reports was still around. It seems so foreign to me that people would still use printed publications to assist in buying tech gadgets; it's like people who still use AOL to get on the internet.

you weren't there, man!