I was gonna say... while I don't know for sure, from what I seen more dependable drives usually comes from those that use less platters. They run cooler and have less parts to break.

It's easier to be left out of the conversations if you're sitting at the end of the table. Positioning yourself near the center not only puts you in the middle of the conversation flow, but also subliminally reinforces that you're central to the discussion at hand.

It's a good start and I really want it to work, but it needs updating. It shows the WHOLE music library, but trying to navigate my multi thousand track library is painful especially when it detects you trying to move notification center, music center goes to the top of your library. If it let me just select a playlist…

Let me tack on my say here just because you mentioned the TL. When I was getting ready to purchase a car over 5 years ago I had the emotional urge to go out and get what ever was the glitziest every other consideration be damned. But after I calmed down I realized this was a terrible idea. So I went and did the exact…

Hopefully he just installed it and was showing it off. XBMC/Kodi have skins that way more touch input friendly like the skins re-touched or immersive. Big pretty targets that even a driver can use. Would probably need updating for car use, but still that's half the fun of xbmc/kodi.

I'm not sure how it's calculating the needed brightness but iPhones use an ambient light sensor located near the front camera (always located on the front but moves slightly in position between iphone generation)

"Because don't." Truer words have never been spoken.

Preface: I'm a systems engineer for a mobile development firm mostly working on business related apps with quite a few apps written under my belt. I've dealt with Android since 2.2 and iOS since 2.0 (also BB and WinMo, but don't get me started on those).

Eve (http://www.eveirrigation.com/) would have been your answer. As it is right now, they didn't get enough funding through kickstarter but it looks like they are still planning on shipping next year with different backing. They have direct integration with several systems including my personal favorite, SmartThings.

I could agree with this more. push push push push... *EEEKS*... push push push... awwww yeah.

I know others have answered this... but what you are explaining is not background refresh. You are talking about automatic install to install new versions of apps. Background refresh is all about updating the app content.

See this is exactly the thing, and it's very situational. If previously a street had a problem with people running the red light at high speed then a camera will help save lives. A couple places here in Sacramento are notorious for having a lot of speed demons. On the other hand where I live where it's fairly quiet…

DGino is correct. MakeMKV just removes encryption of the video and puts it into an mkv container. Whether you use a dvd or blu-ray it's going to output it's original video and audio in whatever format it was on the disc.

I just verified... I had 25gb and got the 3 extra gb for a grand total of 28 gb. Woo.

+1 Power Stone reference.

I've gotten the ones from Costco and I can say they are pretty darn awesome. They have the lights that do an even "360" degree light so they are good for table lamps or torches which a lot of the cheaper led lights don't. They put out good light and their price an unbeatable.

This. RDP is a way better performer especially in cases where there is little happening on screen. Although 10 years ago when I was still in college, my friend (using RDP) was streaming The Daily Show on campus from home perfectly lag free with sound.

In my own usage, I've found both to be equally as fast. I use both everyday just depending on what I'm doing. For example few sites like iCloud.com are a bit faster on chrome, but I like using firefox for most things since I can use privacy and shopping addons like Disconnect, HttpsEverywhere, InvisibleHand, and…

And of course more than just being clever, they were using it the way star wars the movie used it. "You've never heard of the Millennium Falcon?…It's the ship that made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs."