cmowire commented on The Past and Future of Economic Dystopia

"@Cambias: Exactly."

cmowire commented on TaskTome Manages Your To-Do's and More

"You know, I think that, given my lifestyle, if a piece of organizational software isn't able to be accessed from my home computer, my work computer, and my smartphone, without requiring me to think about it, it's useless to me."

cmowire commented on Say Goodbye to Bike Chains; Say Hello to Belt Drives

"It's an invention made by somebody who clearly doesn't ride often. If you have an internally-geared-hub, you can put the chain in a chaincase and get many of the same advantages. If you don't (like most bikes I see people riding in the US) the belt doesn't work anyway. Now, if you compare a chain vs."

cmowire commented on AARP Really Really Needs Members

"Oh, I had a lovely experience with the AARP. So, they've been sending me junkmail, which I laughed off. But recently they spammed me."

cmowire commented on Golden Compass May Be Solo Dark Material

"Hairy Potter was protested by the fundamentalists."

cmowire commented on Help! Men's Wearhouse Ruined My Wedding!

"Most weddings I've been part of, we kinda planned around Men's Whorehouse screwing up, so we all made sure to have our stuff picked up several days in advance. The tux industry has gotten pulled a DeBeers on buying a tux."

cmowire commented on The Nahamer T450 Toaster Eliminates Toast Popping For Toast Dropping

"But the pop-up is part of the visceral experience of toasting."

cmowire commented on Nikon Coolpix P6000 Gets Leaked, Rumored to Deliver an Absurd 13.5 Megapixels

"So, if I compare my last digital camera (Canon A95) to my new digital camera (Canon G7) I note that I'm still only able to print a reasonable 11x14 print without it looking crappy. In fact, if I view it at 100%, I'm horrified."

cmowire commented on Get Better Fireworks Photos This Fourth of July

"[www.wireheadarts.com] some more pointers."

cmowire commented on New Eee PCs from Asus Will Have Small Screens, Big Keyboards

"actually, I beg to differ."