I always wondered if this thing was sort of a roller coaster of prices. I mean, once any new tool is available online, such as Expedia (and get popular), hotels will run to have their name on the service, cutting costs in order to give a percent to the service. But after the peak, and, unable to cut anymore costs,…

You could use it for a single purpose such as: personal file/media server (you can get the files inside it from a wi-fi connection), a silent motion alarm (when combined with the a wi-fi Camera), personal VPN or just a general use remote linux system for testing.

It's good to exploit USB-C ports.

Yes, it was what they call "Corning® Gorilla® Glass" and after mine broke for no reason, I saw many reports on forums saying the same thing.

That would be the coolest toy ever if it was in 1990.

What does it do? Looks cool.

Mine had a few problems, all of them I discovered to be common among Asus Transformer Prime users:

Me too, I went to USA to buy "the best tablet available" (Transformer Prime in 2012). Since then, I never really used it. Editing texts sucks, browsing too many tabs sucks, opening files is always a "workaround", reading books is better on my phone or on kindle. Movies I prefer to watch either on my TV or my phone and…

Yeah, I don't know, a yearly payment for a software that only use my computers and my resources and zero of their servers? Also, it eventually fails on some syncs, at least before 2.0 version, it was not that trusty. Maybe 2.0 is heaven, I don't know.

The true graph would be if the calculate the number of hours worked in order to obtain goods.

I don't know about using plain words in passwords.... even if they are long. Maybe, in case anyone tries brute-force, they will first try combinations of words.

I have a question for US residents: Do you have to pay taxes for bringing thing from outside into US when arriving at an airport? Are there limits? Can you bring, say, 10,000 from electronic devices from Japan into US soil?

What? A PC user?

but is there any other way!??!?

Start with AutoHotKey. It's not a language, but a "script language" and it feels so rewarding, because the thing you do on it, you can use right away in your computer for useful purposes, like reprogramming a keyboard shortcut to ask you a question and paste text.

I'm having a really hard problem with Java, specially for Android development.

I have completely forgotten that Army/Navy surplus store exist. Hey, maybe some future post with great recommendations for things to buy from them? They look durable.

About people who don't own yoga notebooks yet, like me.