I have no problem with this except calling it an experiment. It is, at best, a science demonstration. In an experiment you are testing a hypothesis and are unsure of the outcome. She knows the outcome of mixing these chemicals.

Why will the little remote reamain lost for long? Bluetooth 4 should enable you to “ping” it from your phone and find it pretty quickly.

Had a Sony/Erickson candy bar phone that I wore in a belt case. Lifted up a 15’ trampoline box for a customer at Sam’s. Because I did it by myself I crushed my phone between my hip and the trampoline box.

I went the semi-expensive route and got a full kit from ifixit for $25. You can get kits for much less. As low as $10 on Ebay and $15 on Amazon but I was always suspect of the quality of the battery. The changeover can be done in under 10 minutes. While it takes no special skills the 4S uses two special “pentalobe”…

I snatched up two at the $125 price. My mom and my uncle are not technophiles so it will be a fine phone for them. Considering the Prime membership it gets you it was hard to beat $26 for a new cell phone.

I’m gonna be the dissenting voice here. iOS 7 gave me some issues but when 8.1 came around they all but disappeared. I’m still rocking my launch day 4S and just (4 days ago) replaced the original battery. I’ll likely upgrade this cycle but then my phone will be handed down to someone else in the family.

I had a job aplicant once whose name was Shethaid. However it was spelled Shithead.

This kind of device isn’t really for sharing internet or files. Despite the altruistic overtones of the video, a stealth access point like this is used primaraly as a honeypot. It’s set up to let people connect thinking that they are connecting to the “real” network to gather id’s and passwords. Depending on the wifi…

The low light king right now seems to be the Sony A7s. With a fast lens you can do crazy good night time photography.

Kangaroo, snake, and ostrich are all good. Don’t bother with alligator. It tastes like chicken.

How about installing a big red button icon on a persons computer desktop that reads, “Delete Internet”. It launches a script that rewrites the host file so all traffic is redirected to a local 404 page.

Yes, but they also showed that after you get to deep pressure on the mecanism keeps the window from moving. The real key is don’t freak out and waste your oxygen. Once pressure begins to equalize, then make your escape.

I remember when Tony Stark had one of our Dick’s Sporting Goods water bottles in the Iron Man 2 trailer. We (the emplyees at my store and fellow managers) loved the exposure and wondered how we got the product placement. Turns out it wasn’t like that at all. The production team just had the bottle lying around and…

2.4 - 5.3 Gbps bandwidth from what? How many homes have anything better than a 1Gbit Ethernet to plug into this thing? Ok, I get that it means my home network will never be saturated and this will future-proof you but still.... Seems like way to much overkill.

Yours is one of the few intelligent comments in this thread. And you hit the point right on the head; what is the written word of the contract. I admit that I don’t know - I’m not on T-Mobile and don’t have access to one of their contracts.

Yes, unlimited data ON YOUR PHONE. Not on a tethered device. It’s right in the contract. You don’t like it so you do a work arround and then cry foul when you get caught gaming the system.

Tasha was quite happy to find that Data, despite being inebriated, was still fully functional.

I just want a way to force YouTube to only use HTML5. Anyone got a way to do that in Firefox for OSX?

How about SuperFan™ deals to keep you interested in the ecosystem? The code off your movie ticket gets you access to the special Blu-Ray behind the scenes or maybe a cell from a print of the movie. The Blu-Ray has a code for access to a special edition t-shirt or poster. None of it is free stuff, just limited run…

With a pressure stylus???