That's fine for paper contracts... but what do you do when your hiring paperwork is all electronic, including the signatures? This is increasingly common at some large corporations. Print, edit, submit?

Thanks, the one in TFA was terrible. I notice a dark patch right on the border of West Virginia and Virginia... it corresponds pretty well to the National Radio Quiet Zone. Shouldn't that remain an area that has minimal 3G/4G coverage?

If SOPA passes, this might actually make me switch back to Firefox from Chrome. Of course, I'd have to download the plugin before it got stomped by a SOPA claim.

I've used Handbrake in the past, and like their software. I tried using it recently on my new laptop, though, and was having trouble with playing the output. Probably I tweaked some setting wrong... whatever it was, VLC didn't like it. Instead of slogging through and trying to figure it out, I went looking for alternative software. I tried Freemake Video Converter, and it worked pretty well for my needs (i.e., giving me disc-free Wrath of Khan on-the-go).

Mr. Malda, thank you for all that you've done for us. I wish you nothing but the best. -KF

It's a joke referring to a subset of players for a particular Wii game... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-7gmds2njg&feature=player_embedded

Not sure this is a very good argument. What's to stop someone from doing the same thing using a local phone book?

Does it feel pain?

How about this? http://lima.usgs.gov/