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My comments are only visible to me, they go straight to the bottom (not that it matters given the first point), and page loading is delayed by ~15 seconds. These things are all ins…

Allowing discussion can only be a positive, unless you're trying to hide something or afraid of being proved wrong...

Nice conspiracy theory, but it seems to ignore one extremely important point: Football is a sport , not a technological arms race. They won't allow iPads and LCD visors for the sam…

Taking advice from Sebastian Marshall is dangerous. Seriously, are his articles being upvoted by trolls or are there actually that many morons in this community now? The kid wouldn…

This is unusable on the Galaxy Nexus due to its mysterious tendency to make fonts microscopic for random sections of the page. Guess it never occured to anyone to test their flagsh…

> The material at Penn State is 99% the same as MIT's As someone who attended Penn State (but not MIT), I would have to say that's some extremely wishful thinking. And even if the …

I didn't personally experience all of those side effects, they just seem to be the most common based on dozens of other users of those medications I spoke with after beginning them…

Parents should really take note of the studies and conclusions in this article. As someone diagnosed with ADHD who has tried numerous medications (Adderall regular and XR, Vyvanse,…

The dedicated menu button made navigation in every app not only intuitive but consistent . One of the things that absolutely infuriated me about iOS was playing a game of "Find the…

Oh, really? The title says "Agree or GTFO" on your screen? Odd, it doesn't look like that at all on mine. Ever heard of a little thing called hypocrisy? Just curious.

> I'm convinced the professors have come to the wrong conclusion. That's usually the part where you begin citing evidence that has convinced you. Unfortunately, it's where this art…

> " without onerous licenses and unreasonable disclosures of personal information clearly indicates you will have to provide verification of your identity, which in today's world i…

I wish it weren't true, since any economic collapse has global implications, but they've dug themselves into a serious hole and haven't made any drastic moves to pull themselves ou…

This may actually be one of the worst times to move to China if you're looking for a fresh start. They've been on a lending binge that's created a massive fixed asset bubble (mainl…

The title is just a meaningless game of semantics, and the article doesn't contain a single shred of useful information that wouldn't qualify as common sense. Trust, communication,…

Facebook hates anything that makes their ads less effective, which this extension did by automatically clicking past them. It's clear that Facebook's priorities have nothing to do …

Better yet, why hasn't anyone created an app that just simulates a guest mode? A launcher with two sets of home screens would be perfect. Or , you just disable your preferred launc…

It's actually a valid point, but you would never get that impression from this article. Ars Technica did a much better job of summarizing what makes WP7 "great" and how that greatn…

No, they're both wrong, but his friend misses the more important point: self-discipline is necessary to alter the status quo, not consistency.

Well, self discipline isn't really the same as consistency, but his point still stands. To be fair though, you could completely lack self discipline and be extremely consistent whe…

Career-ending disaster, or brilliant viral marketing campaign for the Avenger controller? The world may never know ;)

Profiles? Sure. Users? No... not even close. It's actually rather telling when the only way to make Google+ sound popular is to count meaningless automatic signups.

Boycotting companies who make political donations IS one way of using money to win the fight. We can see which politicians and organizations those companies donate to, which means …