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Razer Edge Review: So Heavy, So Expensive, So Awesome
A gaming laptop in a tablet. It’s a thought experiment that raises a whole host of questions: Is that even possible? Can it possibly be good? Would anyone even want it if it were? How much does it cost? The Razer Edge’s answers translate roughly to “Yes!”, “Sort of”, “Maybe?” and “Erm, you better sit down.”
Seven Knives You Will Legally Be Able To Take On A Plane In The US
Awwww yeah, those suckers at the US Transportation Security Administration are going to let people take knives on planes again. Pocket knives are the best. Get one. Here are some suggestions — all plane-legal in the US as of April 25, 2013.
How To Make Mathematically Perfect Nachos
Nachos are the ultimate party food; bad nachos are the ultimate party foul. You know the old sob story: There’s a platter full of chips, and only six of them have enough cheese. Some jerk dumped a can of salsa in the middle of the plate, and now people are worming their filthy plague-ridden fingers through an undetonated sour cream bomb to get at the one piece of fried corn that, against all odds, houses every topping.
Instagram’s New Terms Of Use Translated Into Plain English
As you probably know, Instagram’s new Terms of Use, which stirred up quite an internet tizzy, kick in today. Website terms of use are for the most part full of the same impenetrable legalese. Instagram’s terms are no exception. We asked our intrepid Associate Counsel, Jesse Ma, to translate it into English so you can actually understand it.
If I Ever Get Rich, I’m Buying This Grill
My friend Russ designs grills for Kalamazoo Outdoor Gourmet, where the starting price is around $US14,000. He just sent me this video, a glimpse at their manufacturing process. Man, these are sweet pieces of kit — all hand-made in an adorable town in Michigan, able to burn wood, gas, or charcoal. *drool*
Did Amazon Sell A Stolen iPhone?
Gizmodo Twitter friend Ben Dreyfuss bought his mum an iPhone for Christmas. Ben is a good son! Christmas morning: Mama D. tears open the package, finds a shiny aluminium bundle of joy, and then decides to set it up. One problem: When she called her telco in the US (Verizon, for what it’s worth) to activate the thing, they told her that her new iPhone was stolen. Whaaat?
