Shouldn’t Tom Brady be included on the list?

I’m with you on the cold pizza, but I have one that is probably even weirder: iced coffee. I can’t stand the taste of coffee if it’s cold. Even if it’s a summer afternoon, I’m the weirdo in Starbucks getting a hot coffee. And drinking it before it cools down too much.

Can you tag the recipes and then browse the tags? That’s the current way I handle recipes in Evernote, but I’m looking for other options because their Android app is starting to do a few annoying things while they are trying to monetize. Google Keep looks like it has labels that would work, but I can’t find an easy…

Nope, cable is going too. The whole point of cord cutting is cutting the cord to cable and refusing to pay the skyrocketing fees. Don’t need a cable for broadcast.

I know that cord-cutting is already a big thing, but the sea change is only gonna get faster from here on out. If I don’t need cable, then I also don’t need to ever watch regular broadcast TV again, even if it’s free. And if the broadcast networks go down., then they won’t have a lot of money to pay the NFL their…

The real question is why it took this long. Weren’t these guys assistants under Millen and just promoted when he got canned? I don’t know why they didn’t just sweep these guys out along with him.

There have been a lot of posts floating around the message boards with plans to fake the punt, to just have the QB toss the ball as high as he can in the air, to have someone run around for 10 seconds, etc. They’re all dumb hindsight plans that only make and ounce of sense if you already assume your punter is going…

As long as you keep the Nazi stuff with the rest of Grandpa’s war memorabilia I don’t think it will be a problem. If they’re together I think anyone that comes across it will realize it’s stuff the awesome Grandpa took after killing Nazis. And the probability of it getting separated and found out by someone else is…

Not because of autism concerns, but that getting doses too close together can limit their effectiveness. Science, not witchcraft.

Compared to Google Wallet, which has always been useful but never broadly adopted by retailers or users, this shift—while a little confusing—at least means Android users will be able to pay with their phones as well as enjoy Google Wallet’s other benefits at the same time. Hit the links below to learn more.

Counterpoint: They may be ugly (although apparently I’m an old man, and I had no idea so many people thought they looked stupid until I saw other comments like this recently), but they are convenient. They fit in a backpack just fine, and there is no cord to deal with getting all tangled up. No wires to catch on…

OK, so nothing is ever going to be as “efficient” as leaving everything in the main inbox forever. But if you ever wanted to actually keep track of the emails that still require attention without needing to do it all by memory, Inbox makes that super easy. If you could use Inbox.

The unread ones are because I get all the helpdesk queues, nobody else pays attention to most of them but I end up catching important things here and there because I pay attention to EVERYTHING

Another reason it probably won’t be discontinued: It seems to be just a different interface for Gmail, not a whole separate service. So as long as it just piggy backs on the same back end as Gmail it’s not taking up that many resources that would make it a target for demotion.

We actually were thinking portable DVD when we passed on the in car system, but by the time our daughter got old enough we just got a Nabi 2 for relatively cheap. Our son is just getting old enough that we might need another. Either way, portables are way cheaper than an in car system and we won’t have to worry about…

But tablets though. When I was getting a family car, it cost thousands of dollars to add on an in-car DVD system. You can get the kids individual tablets for much less then that, and then they can watch what they want instead of fighting over what everyone will watch. And you don’t have to keep track of DVDs.

I started playing Ingress back when it first came out because it billed itself as a way to go out and explore the world. But after advancing through a few levels (I got to level 5 or 6) I got sick of the game because the key to advancing was less about exploring the world and more about finding portals near you and…

I have a Moto X too - don’t forget being able to voice command to navigate to the location that was read to you.

For now, the Chrome equivalent I've settled on is miniGestures

I think it depends how you used Gmail. As someone who was always labelling and archiving my emails once I was done with them to keep the main inbox as empty as possible, and had a ton of labels and filters to automate that as much as possible, Inbox seems perfectly designed to optimize the way I handled email. Right…