I'd hazard a guess that the incidence of Popeye arms among Gizmodo commenters is already abnormally high.

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So if we take your advice (which essentially labels all debate, fact-based or not, as "trolling"), nobody will comment, ever. Gizmodo loses its revenue stream, and you lose your job.

Wrong conclusion. In fact, none of the people were terrorists, and could have safely been allowed on the plane *with* their items. Further conclusion: TSA is a worthless and unnecessary expense, and does nothing to actually make planes "safer".

That wasn't my question. How many of them were *actual* terrorists planning to *actually* commit a crime on the plane?

And in how many of these cases was it determined that the people in possession of the "dangerous" items actually had intent to use them to cause harm to the plane or its passengers?

Paging Mr. Frucci... Mr. Frucci to the Giz test lab, please...

Oh, you were talking about spitting your drink out.

Does that happen often?

Same here. Bought it immediately.

Every benchmark I've ever seen which put a Mac booted into Windows against equivalent machines from the usual suspects (Lenovo, Dell, HP) showed that Mac hardware ran Windows faster than the competition. I agree with you that running virtualized Windows is going to be a little bit slower (and pretty useless for…

Damn, I could by a virtual sword for that kind of money!

Yen and kimonos are Japanese, not Chinese.

There is no recipe which can't be improved by always using at least a whole head of garlic.

Is today RTFA Day or something? Because there are like five comments already from people talking about how movement is a bad indicator of sleep stages, when the article fucking clearly states that the Zeo DOESN'T USE MOVEMENT but instead DOES A BRAINWAVE SCAN.

There's a new X-Wing Lego model coming out in 2012 that is supposed to be better than any of the three currently available. So I'd wait a couple months and buy that anyway.

I bought the ship pictured (it's a "hard to find" item). But at Amazon. Even though the base price is less expensive on Lego's site, the tax and shipping make it $0.28 more expensive than the Amazon Prime price. So I just bought it through Amazon.

The roads must roll...

Well, then Happy Feast of the Saturnalia! Since Xmas replaced that to make Christianity more palatable to the Roman populace. (Yeah, I'm also a survivor of ten years of Catholic school).