From Giz­modo:

The per­son who even­tually ended up with the lost iPhone was sit­ting next to Powell. He was drin­king with a friend too. He noti­ced Powell on the stool next to him but didn’t think twice about him at the time. Not until Powell had already left the bar, and a ran­dom really drunk guy-who’d been sit­ting on the other side of Powell- ( Read more... )

The aardvark admitted its fault.
The aardvark admitted it was wrong.
The aardvark asked for an aardvark.
The aardvark asked for a dagger.
The aardvark asked for health.
The aardvark asked for a ride.
The absinthe arrived by airmail.
The abortion went well.
The actor asked for an aardvark.
The actor asked for abstinence.
The actor asked for ( Read more... )

I don’t ordinarily like to post links to popular Digg submissions, and I’m even ambivalent about The Onion, but this MacBook Wheel video deserves special mention for its impeccable production value, down to its faux Apple slogans (“The Wheel. Reinvented.”) and its mindful use of Myriad.

Originally published at kbps. Please leave any comments there ( Read more... )

Wikipedia’s article on alphabetization explains:

Advantages of sorted lists include:

• one can easily find the first n elements (e.g. the 5 smallest countries) and the last n elements (e.g. the 3 largest countries)
• one can easily find the elements in a given range (e.g. countries with an area between .. and .. square km)
• one can easily search for an ( Read more... )