FYI, there's no need to link to the image in your posts...

And still do, in limited circumstances. I recall having to pull microfiche documents for diplomatic records and declassified intelligence reports while doing graduate research, and I finished that was just three years ago.

You can't seriously make that argument when it's written with an opening line like this: While individually cheap, the cost of your streaming subscriptions can pile up. If you're feeling the pinch, check out Splitflix. The new service facilitates splitting the cost of your Netflix and Hulu subscriptions with another…

If Netflix sees two different IPs that are any significant geographic distance apart using Netflix regularly at short intervals, they can and will notice.

Yep. Rarely will you see me one the side of the sue-happy corporate types, but this definitely deserves the wrath of both Netflix and Hulu's legal teams. I'm disappointed Giz is even promoting it.

Wow, Giz, I really can't believe you're advertising this. Not only is it a blatant violation of the TOS and downright dishonest, it's probably illegal in most places and comes off as incredibly shady and a good way to get your info stolen in no time flat.

As a Southerner, I'm required by certain state laws to own a number of bow ties, and I believe it's a capital offense to be caught wearing a clip-on or pre-tied fake tie in most jurisdictions. I, of course, have no problem with these laws, and believe they should be exported to the North, where I currently reside. …

Actually, I could see the insurance companies being all for it, as it would reduce the number of doctors visits. Of course, they'd have to get the doctors and hospitals to work with them to keep from being it billed as such. Honestly, while the insurance companies can be real pains in the rear at times, and have…

Working on my Class A rating right now, and I must say that while it can be a bit nerve wracking, short of having horrible phobias, anyone can skydive.

A Merkava, of course.

Not if the 15 year old was, you know, incompetent, like so many 15 year olds are.

Hey, as a proud possessor of a southern drawl who pretty much despises NASCAR, I take umbrage!

My father, a law enforcement officer with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, has a few stories of run-ins with deer. Usually, they involve idiots who think that they can raise a deer as tame. Those that don't kill it in infancy by trying to feed it human formula end up with a large, wild animal that no longer…

If you read the linked story, you'll see that this isn't the first time these idiots have been involved in something like this. Apparently, the police have been involved in cases previously where the unfriended daughter felt she had been "slighted" by someone. Here's to hoping the DA tries to get her on accessory or…

It's Russia. Crap from the Soviet era that's been poorly maintained over the last 30 years blowing up is probably not that uncommon.

Impressive that he landed the plane. More impressive that a drug cartel didn't immediately ambush them and steal said airplane/kidnap the passengers.

Still, helps to have hydraulics to the brakes, flap actuators, etc., and to keep power going to your electrical system. So long as the engine isn't overheating, it's a very good idea to keep it going.

This could be a great PR coup on Redbox's part. Now they're getting coverage like this directed towards people who already dislike the Luddites that run the MPAA and the various studios, thereby increasing Redbox's standing in the eyes of the reader. I for one will be looking to Redbox more than I previously did,…

Glocks are very good firearms. I've fired, cleaned and worked on a number of them over the years, and really have very little negative to say about them. They are incredibly reliable, durable as can be (I've yet to see a spot of rust on one that has had even cursory maintenance), relatively accurate, and easy to…

This reminds me of the old adage, "The only thing capable of replacing a DC-3 is another DC-3."