I've been avoiding buying a Nest because of reports of sensitivity to RFI, RF, and ESD, and reports of really unfriendly failure modes: failure to heat when really cold; failure to shut off heating when away; these seem very serious to me. I really like the idea, but it seems the execution might leave a bit to be desired as yet.

I don't put ultimate faith in Amazon reviewers by any means (tho I r one, lol), but this is worth looking over

"mmm" ... "yes, mmmmm!"

"Eeeeek!" ... "Wassamatta???"

GREY GOO!

Forming a hypothesis could be considered the first step of science.

That's been done.

Why does #1 have to come before #2?

I'll add that the Libraries don't seem to be 100% compatible with even MS's Office. On my old computer, navigating to a Library would consistently crash Outlook. On my current computer, it still happens, though only very rarely. It's probably some odd filename or shortcut, but it sure is annoying.

Is Gshark in beta?

You're confused. Betas are small tropicals. Gsharks would eat betas. Not the other way around.

No need to thank me, I'm here to help.

I am not a homosexual necrophiliac, said Tom, in dead earnest.

Thanks, try the veal.

Nano condoms?

Using Nanotechnology To Build Thinner, Stronger Condoms

Seems like a dick move to me.

They are so consistent with this crap lately, I'm starting to wonder if it isn't a strategy: let the consumers beta test and debug the next big corporate version. The last corporate version was XP, now it seems to be 7. If I wasn't being ironic, I'd suggest that the next corporate version will be Windows X.

That... (roll)... works. Damn. Well, you guys have to pay for the pizza.

"We kept it gray." -- Number 1.0

Go spin your vegetarian religion somewhere else.

Whoooooosh !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Apparently your sarcasm detector is broken.