From TFS:

"The old diaper-service model disappeared."

You're the author?

Diaper services still exist - I'm guessing the author either doesn't have kids or is justifying why they didn't use one.

Anyway... when our daughter was small, we used a diaper service. It worked quite well and really wasn't a big deal.

"We're excited to share today that the game will be launched, just in time for the holiday season! The original game action is still there, in all its glory, with only a minor tweak.

"This time, it's a alt-universe post-Civil-War setting where Lincoln survived the Boothe assassination attempt. Your job? Kill Lincoln..."

I've tried this on both Mac and PC. First, I picked up an iMac and shook it hard... nothing. Then, I tried it with a Dell Precision 3680 tower - no web summary showed up there, either.

The only thing that eventually happened was I started hearing this loud rattling sound from the Dell...

She's actually speaking out in favor of Obamacare subsidies... which is truly mind-blowing.

I would argue that, for Intel, the phrase "returning to form" does not indicate a move in a positive direction.

I agree with this - and it definitely can be a problem.

I do the vast majority of our shopping. For me, the issue is kind of the opposite of the OP's... I'm trying to buy non-dairy stuff for my wife, but the products frequently obfuscate what exactly they are!

THIS SHALL NOT STAND!

My wife has various issues with most dairy (except for some cheeses) - so she only eats non-dairy fake yogurt and uses oat "milk" on her cereal. She prefers the coconut-based yogurt substitutes though, as opposed to cashew, almond, or soy based versions.

You can't claim to be amazed by something that isn't surprising.

In its announcement, Qualcomm said that Arduino would "[retain] its brand and mission," including its "open source ethos" and "support for multiple silicon vendors."

We hear this sort of pablum all the bloody time... pretty much with *every* acquisition or merger.

- "$COMPANY will retain its brand and its product line"
- "We see $COMPANY's culture as an important strength and have no desire to change it"
- "We want to assure its customers that $COMPANY will continue to be managed independently"

Do they honestly think anyone believes it anymore?

Yeah, at first glance I'd suspect this is/was intended for one of their "fan" events, like WWDC.

The only touchscreen laptop Apple ever produced was the eMate 300.

Jobs apparently wasn't a fan.

Must... resist...