To hell with the Apple hate, there really needs to be a way for me to ban Yanko posts from my Giz.
Useless, uninformative, and impractical ideas that will never see the light of day.
@Denver80203: I don't know why this isn't more prevalent. Hospitals have been doing this to clean sinks for decades to keep the doctor's hands absolutely sterile. Surely it would work for restrooms or kitchens, too.
Eesh. Because when I think of sheet music, the main improvement I see is that it could be indecipherably small. If you're that into sheet music, get yourself some of this action: [www.musicreader.net]
*sigh* It's sad that I see this, want it, and then realize that I'm getting older, and I'm no longer a gaming nerd anymore.
Oh yeah, and that whole "being broke" thing, too. Damn rent.
Okay, maybe I'm the only one, but while I'm all for green solutions, this just seems unnecessary, especially with such low-efficiency appliances in our homes.
@chargernj: Funny fail, and context fail, together at last.
Point the first - the guy had already gotten several replacements
Point the second - his failure of several devices is not typical of exercising user results
Point the third - after his unit has failed and been replaced with no hassles several times, he sues
Q.E.D. - the failure is part of his fault, either through misuse or his just being too damn fat and/or sweaty to use it properly, and he should not be allowed to sue.