What's the next word of the year? WYSIWYG?

While it would certainly be nice if this claim were true (I doubt it is), social engineering is a bigger problem and one that, one would think, we could see more benefit in working to eliminate than the benefit we might see from buying some outrageous claim.

Early criticism of D3 are valid, but those are a thing of the past. D3 will grow and continue to improve and enjoy a much larger, more involved community and trading market than TL2 ever will. And the new changes around the corner in 1.05 are a vast step in the right direction.

It may sound cheesy, but if you are going to get the answer correct 50% of the time then the most important piece becomes knowing which question to ask, and being able to test whether your 50% answer is right. If not, rinse and repeat. Eventually you're going to get something interesting.

Given that most conservatives I know don't even have a smartphone let alone know how to install an App for it, this should work quite well. (ok I admit this is mostly a troll post but there's some truth to it!)

You're aptly named, it seems.

I wish I could have multiple devices with the same SIM card address and just tell the network which one I am using at the time. Then I'd use this 7" device at home and leave the iPhone on the charger, and vice versa when I'm traveling.

Saying a particle has a "job" sounds an awful lot like intended purpose, which means design... So, which physicists says this again?

Celebs do it all the time on public TV. (promote products they probably don't use let alone like).

Tell your friends you're astroturfing outside of the social networking sites and move on with your life.

Events like that have been dubbed as Black Swans by author Nassim Taleb... The lesson is essentially as stated: probability theory only works for certain types of scenarios. He calls the realm of these scenarios 'mediocristan' and the realm of scenarios where extreme events can take place 'extremistan'. Examples: Average distribution of human height is relatively predictable, and in mediocristan. But try to predict how much wealth one person has from one to the next and you'll suddenly run into a billionaire and completely destroy your nice little data set from the last thousand people you looked at.

This is an easy enough fix for EA. Allow parents to 'turn off the gay' in Mass Effect if they want to.

Actually, strike that... I think EA should just ignore these morons.

Before people jump on me for thinking this is a bad idea please just keep in mind that I'm only focused on the fact that their 'study' lasted a single day.

Seriously, what is one day? The novelty of working from home would wear off after about a week and then what? I know what. You'd find me 'working' in my underwear, covered in fried chicken with several empty margarita glasses about me. My e-mails would show a very noticeable trend in typos from about noon onward...

Never stare directly into the ... wormhole.

I'm thankful for Firefox as well. I used to use it all the time. Then it started to break. The newer releases were slower than the previous releases. Websites simply wouldn't work, like Facebook, which used to work the best on Firefox.

I think the world is ready again for a browser that you actually have to pay for. That is, as long as it is worth paying for. The old saying applies to Firefox, sadly. Firefox is free, and you get what you pay for.