Helicopters are worse, if you hit something you are garunteed to hit the blades and most likely break something. Also they are hard as *&$# to learn.

If it's not homebrew then why isn't the company (assuming there is one) that built it endorsing it?

One last thing:
Make sure your strings are properly stretched and keep in mind that weather changes will put your guitar out of tune.

Sounds like your strings are catching on the nut. Take a small file and enlarge the grooves slightly (about 1/2mm.) Get some graphite powder lubricant and mix a small batch with Vaseline and put in just enough to cover the groove. Tighten up your strings then wipe off the excess and you are good to go. If you do this right you will never be able to tell anything is different.

Find an online guitar forum. There are lots of things you can do to help keep your guitar in tune.

Yeah, but I'd like to see something for my PC

Won't this destroy the whole binary system?

New criminal policy:
Run on treadmills hooked up to generators or sit in chairs hooked up to treadmills.

We abused the network for years due to lack of security but finally got busted when they found out the server crashes were caused by smoke grenades being thrown on 800mHz computers throughout the school. There was also the incident of "switch to de_dust" popping up on every computer in the county.

Now, instead of blindly looking at your phone, you can stop whatever is going to hit you in the face. Isn't technology amazing?

One of my close friends is an undergrad for Photojournalism and he uses Photoshop for every single photo he takes. Whenever he gets a photo he adjusts the hue and contrast to bring out certain colors and add depth. Sometimes, no matter how good a photographer, the light just isn't there. You also have to add in that in photojournalism, you can't always pick your shots.

A good example is the fight he witnessed in New Orleans. You can't pick the fight, you can't pick your lighting and you don't have time to set up your camera. Photoshop cannot be banned completely, otherwise photographers would never make deadlines or loose some beautiful pictures.