Comment Re:So don't eat maize. (Score 1) 356
3) MSG
Do you live on water? Glutamate is in everything.
Comment Dog? Mule? (Score 1) 91
Comment Re:universal connector (Score 1) 393
Comment Re:Kindle Fire? No, thanks. (Score 1) 79
Comment The ghost of Ken Olsen called, (Score 4, Insightful) 124
Comment Re:Sennheiser PX100 (Score 1) 448
Koss Porta Pros
Yeah these are still great, still lifetime warranty too. Their Pro4AA are one of my favorite 'cheap' closed phones, but they're not especially portable.
Comment Re:Since Google wasn't the first search engine (Score 1) 492
Comment Re:Another (Score 0) 394
Oh, I don't know. You've got the high caloric count to fuel some of the hardest working sportsmen in history, high protein and fat to keep their muscles, and high salt to help them with water retention. Sounds like pretty good food for world class athletes.
Everyone else on the other hand~
Comment Re:I'm not going to make the tablet mistake again. (Score 1) 255
Comment Re:Linux and Virtualization on a Mac 18 years ago (Score 1) 461
Comment Re:Nintendo.. (Score 1) 111
Comment Re:Pale Moon browser (Score 1) 297
Comment Re:Oh how I wish for some smaller vehicles.. (Score 1) 891
This a hundred times. The old Hilux, Mitsubishis, Rangers, even the small Dakotas were great little trucks. Nobody bothers with small light trucks.
It's not just trucks though, look at the Civic. It's bigger than the Accord used to be! Doesn't get 50mpg on the highway anymore either.
Comment Re:Rochester (Score 2) 352
they should have worked on a digital camera that outputs film style pictures.
Eh, it didn't work out well for Fujifilm. Granted their S-series models were anchored by their ridiculous xD memory format, but the later ones weren't and still didn't do well outside of, maybe, wedding photographers. Those things put out some of the nicest film-like images I've seen and the market didn't really care.