Never really made it off the desktop?

This thread is about such a "made it off" release, plus a previous version has been on iOS for quite a while. I've been using it for a year or two on iOS.. (I use it to watch documentaries and news shows faster than realtime, just like how I listen to podcasts.)

You using soap is "a patch on your unsanitary practices", by that argument.

I guess everybody thought of Pinky & the Brain first..

Irradiation would be good for many things (I did see the reply saying it isn't 100% in this case).

People are too afraid of "radiation" though.. (Yet use a microwave oven every day.. which I think is unjustly not at pretty much the top of modern conveniences.)

I get so sick and tired of seeing people use some sort of a card or device to pay for small purchases. It's never as quick as cash is.

Ridiculous. It's way quicker to pull the card out, swipe it, and put the card back in... than it is to pull cash out, figure out the right amount of bills, wait for change, get change (INCLUDING ANNOYING COINS), put bills back in wallet, put change in pocket..

It's faster AND cheaper (due to cash back) to use my credit card. Yes, prices are theoretically higher overall, but at each individual purchase, it's the same price.. and as I said, more convenient to use a card.. Will be EVEN more convenient when my preferred card (which has the best cash back for restaurants) supports Apple Pay.

My favorite Safari extensions..
OpenAtEnd -- makes new tabs go to the far right
Right Exit -- closing a tab moves you to the next tab on the right, not the left
ClickToPlugin -- the superset of ClickToFlash

Who's mocking someone's beliefs?

Remember, it's "principal", because he's your pal!

...and he had the key used to sign the Dread Pirate Roberts emails on his computer.. ...and they were able to trace many millions of dollars' worth of Bitcoin transactions to his personal Bitcoin acct.

I *think* I have all of the "spam FB" stuff turned off. The only times I have them post to FB is the direct "get me access to more levels" stuff, and I specifically pick the people who have sent the same kind of thing to me. ...though I don't see how this relates directly to spending money.. Plenty of things _want_ to spam to FB. Heck, one grocery store has a "share & save" program to get some very good deals (sometimes free items, very often 50% off)... and whenever I do it, I always change it to share to "only me" every single time, so I'm not spamming FB.. but I still get the deal.

I applaud someone trying to do that. I correct grammatical mistakes on Wikipedia too, and point out others' misuse on other pages (e.g. of "begs the question" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B...).

OK, maybe this is obvious since it contained the word "Online" in the name, but this was a subsidiary of Sony Computer Entertainment.

I was worried I'd no longer get "free" Sony games (reimbursed on my Sony credit card, at higher rates than I get from other credit cards, for certain areas).

Make social network and mobile games that are free to play but require you to buy in-game items in order to complete quests and become better.

Umm, I play Words with Friends & Candy Crush daily, and have never spent a cent in them.

This is no different from what happens on Steam all the time. I remember buying Left 4 Dead in a store for less than it cost to buy it on steam. The retail copy contained a steam code so it was effectively the same game.

Amazon successfully gets me to look at the $5 albums they have on sale every month. (That's a bit lower than the average I paid for the vast majority of my CDs, most bought through CD clubs long ago.) Strangely though, sometimes the CD version, _even including AutoRip_, is even less than that. So they get me to look at the "oh that's cheap" $5 version, then on their own site, I find an even cheaper version, Prime applicable, that ALSO includes the digital version!

NES and SNES carts had special purpose chips on them to help page the address of the ROM inside the main CPU's memory space

What does this mean? Do you mean basically bank-switching ROMs? (Very very very very rough analogy -- manual VM.) That way, you could get more than 64K of ROM on a NES..

If so, not sure what you mean by it on the SNES though. The 65816 has a 16 meg address space.. None of the SNES cartridges were anywhere near that, were they?

taxact? Free for federal, fairly cheap for state.. (cheaper than any of the others, since you sound definitely like you don't fit the free file on various state site criteria.)