Steve Jobs salad isn't going to toss itself.

No one on the Disney channel dresses in the way you describe. Perhaps you are thinking of some parody pornography or something.

ESPN3 on the traditional internet is pretty awful as well most of the time. I don't think the quality of the feed has anything to do with the Xbox.

Moral of the story; Competition is good, unless it's Microsoft. I can't believe people actually feel bad for AT&T.

In this way it resembles nearly every other law on the books.

You can't patent something that is obvious. Tacking GPS onto Dodgeball would occur to anyone who is familiar with both.

It doesn't matter, patents have to be nonobvious. This is clearly an obvious extension of an existing technology.

I moved my taskbars to the side the day I got a widescreen monitor. When apps are maximized it has no effect and since vertical space is harder to come by when putting multiple windows on a screen it made sense to move it to the left. Additionally I hate icon grouping and having the taskbar on the side lets me have roughly 30 windows open before any sort of grouping.

I was at burger king last week and I saw a guy order an 8 piece chicken tender (these are chicken nugget things) for $2.50. The 4 piece is $1 on the value menu. I mentioned this to him and he said "Yeah, buying more is always cheaper". I just nodded and died a little inside.

Anyone who is going to buy a $70 controller probably has the buttons memorized. (video states price as $64.99+tax)

I have a hard time believing algebra students would do something similar if you replaced the parenthesis with a single character (like an x) in 4+3+2=( )+2. I am not surprised that students are confused when presented with equations using unfamiliar symbols rather than conventional single character variables. I am also not surprised that pre-algebra math students don't understand algebra. Judging from the summary it looks like this research was setup with the specific intent to prove their preformulated conclusion.

Limits are made to be broken.

The opposite of this is true.

I speed everywhere. I drive a performance car, I drive at a speed I feel safe. If a tractor trailer can do 65 safely I can certainly do 75 safely given I have half the stopping distance, 1000 times the handling ability, and I am awake and alert. Most speed limits make very little sense.

People play EVE because of the risk involved, they do not want the risks removed.

They still call me to do things, they just don't call me directly all the time for group type outings. Do you call everyone you know to invite them directly if you are going to see a movie or going to the gym to play basketball? I don't, and neither do most people. I like movies and basketball and if my friends are there I am more likely to go, especially on a weeknight.