@ixta70: A propane torch isn't going to impress even the cheapest of steel locks. It's not hot enough.

@Chris Pierce: What's so funny is that you cannot spell the name of the most amazingly effective implement of destruction ever created; I would have thought that would have been part of your FF1 class.

@ixta70: A propane torch isn't going to impress a steel lock. It doesn't get hot enough.

@Chris Pierce: A halogen bar? They've found a way to compress halogen in to a solid? Wow.

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"One can judge a man by the company he keeps" — Euripides

Not the most high-performing storage network, but points for ingenuity.

@SquareWheel: A Mac is not a PC, a PC is PC.

@EthanPeter: If I had a nickle for every time I did that...

@a.seivewright: Back and to the left. Back and to the left. Back and to the left.

It would be cool to fill the Turbine Hall with 6.8 billion (plus) of the seeds to represent the earth's population.

Ring... ring... hello, yes, I'd like to place an order for delivery. One #2, one #7 and a #14 with extra rice.

@Lupus_Yonderboy: Funny - this is the first thing I thought of when I started reading this article.

Every time I get an email with embedded images, Gmail asks me if I want to download them - I almost always say "no".

I've used this exact setup for a couple of years and it is great (my Timbuk2 is black and grey, though).

One of the greatest features of Xmarks was the ability to have separate sync profiles.

This would be fine if you are peeling eggs for your own consumption, but if you were doing it for a party or other group event... ewww.

I've always thought this was an odd name for a project... then again, my mind sometimes wanders in to the gutter.

Dammit!

@KamWrex: It is unfortunate that credit card purchases don't count towards elite status, though. At least not on Alaska Airlines.