Yep, that is a part of the absolutely have to rule. There are also other items like cheese, frozen stir frys, and other random things also. It helps me now instead of just throwing whatever I want in my cart, I stop and think if it is above $3.

I came up with what I coined "The 3 Dollar Rule". Don't buy anything more expensive than $3 when at the supermarket unless you absolutely have to. If something you want costs over $3, buy a knock-off version of it, or wait until it goes on sale. This has cut my food spending in half. You would be amazed how much less…

Well I have stopped reading Gizmodo after all the ridiculous made up articles, but this one is an absolute joke! This is my last comment ever on this site. Adios.

And it is already down.

Old memes are made new with comments like these. Well done.

How long did you have to wait?

Haha you haven't followed Apples behavior since the beginning of their company, have you?

My credit union (BECU Seattle, WA) ATM network uses the co-op network ([www.co-opfs.org]) which has access to 28,000 ATM's and 5,500 7-11 ATM's surcharge free. Look for a credit union that uses this network and you will have the largest ATM netwok out there.

So what if they made a Kindle that dual-booted WebOS and Android? That sounds pretty amazing to me.

It was Dish Network, not DirecTV.

This one has a new UI, added Spotify, and it has wi-fi built in for $99.

And I will be selling my Roku boxes for a few of these. Assuming the first one passes the test of course. With this, Netflix, and an antenna I can finally kiss cable goodbye on my old TV's. Hulu Plus is a joke, no content available on the TV, and there are only a handful of shows it has that Netflix doesn't.

Thanks for that info. Unfortunately for most users, these kinds of settings are out of their realm of understanding, or they do not want to deal with the hassle.

ICE CREAM!!!!

If Arrington and MG leave Techcrunch then it will be much better off in the long run. Everyone at AOL knows it.

Yeah that was an adjustment for me moving here last year. I now just use Amazon as a place to find everything, then try to find it on another site without sales tax. I still buy from Amazon, but with the extra 9.5% tacked on it is not as easy to pull the trigger.

This year my team only has 12 games that are not nationally televised. If I take $340/12 I get $28.33. That means I have $28.33 to spend at a bar each week while watching the game. I can easily watch the game for $15 at a bar, and I will probably only go to 10 of the 12 games. That brings the total to $150 per year.…

Or you could keep your Netflix plan in place for 4.7 years for the price of one NFL season.

They used to have this feature available and it went away for some reason. I really liked it since it was a real time saver.

The only things that are there all the time are from the 3G icon to the right. Only notifications show up to the left and that person must love them!