I never understood this "vintage" fad. I like the effect, but in the end, the pictures I take, I can't see shit.

I'm almost always the first ones to promote the freedom of knowledge, or information, but this just scares me. In good hands; good, you have 99.99999% safety. On the wrong hands, I don't even want to imagine.

Have always done this - made my profile absolutely private, and condensed my friends from 700 to 200. Much better.

How dare you say Apple innovates; the trolls are out to get you now.

Never liked ads that berated competition, never will. Achieves nothing other make you look like an ass, which is a good way to make people stand by your company - by promoting fanboyism, doesn't it.

Can I correct you? None of the beats have noise cancellation, if active noise cancelling is what you mean. The word you were looking for is noise isolation.

Please no bluetooth headphones. Unless not until BT 3.0 catches on. BT 2.0 is notorious for their limitations of transfer speed, which increases with distance. That hurts music quality.

Why people like Beats? Ease of access, the name, the brand, the association, the looks, who and how many people use them. It's not surprising people like Beats, and if you haven't noticed already, sound quality is only secondary. There's nothing wrong with Beats until it impedes in the way I listen to my music, which…

French engineering.

I don't know. But knowing that once you publish your textbook via iBooks, and you can't publish it anymore anywhere else, that's going to hurt your followers. And knowing how my normal engineering textbook costs $200+, the $14.99 ceiling is another restriction.

As much as I hate lugging textbooks, there's just something about paper and being able to be highlighted, folded, drawn on, ripped out, that makes studying easier for me. But then again, Apple is making it possible to make study cards on the fly. That is pretty tempting.

Doesn't Christopher Nolan only shoot analog? He mentioned something in his interview for Inception and why it's not in 3D Imax, and he explained something like this.

Can you tell me more about this? Intel replaces any CPU just like that?

Haha, I thought it was my computer too.

Definitely agree with these. But their counter argument could always be "we've been here longer, we have more experience than you, therefore we know more than you." But I always think it's nice to switch up those in the Congress every couple years to keep ideas fresh, but looking at the situation now, it's a long way…

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I love my soap; it's a Japanese rose bar soap that only I use, and I have a nice little water draining container for it for when I'm done. Once you go soap, you never go back.

I've been using the Apple Bluetooth Keyboard, and let me tell you, the keyboard loses bluetooth connections at the worse times. A medic ubered you and you're grabbing the last point? Nope, lose connection. Talking to the girl you have a crush on? Nope, lose connection. Playing CoD on Steam? Nope, fuck you, lose…

I've been using laptop keyboards (AKA chiclets and island style) keyboards ever since I got my first computer. At home, I use a Apple Bluetooth Keyboard connected to my Asus G73JH, and I type way faster than on a mechanical style. When I'm buying a new desktop, I'm defs. going to try out a mechanical.

Also, the trick to these drops are, once you've dropped it, don't open your eyes. One, they will sting, like a bitch, and two, the drops work way better if you let your eyes rest for a couple minutes with the liquids inside. Open your eyes are a short break with your eyes closed, and your eyes will feel the best in…