When you "buy American" simply because "gee, I guess its good to do"... you are actually doing a huge *DIS*service to America.

> people inside those companies, and apply directly.

So medical names for body parts were "forbidden"... but "porno star names" were all fully ok?

I want to tell you about *MY* religion. But I don't want to hear about *YOUR* religion.

I wonder what would happen if the browser had some kind of "ask for password before a toolbar can be added". Without the correct password, no tool-bar would EVER appear in your browser.

If the software was so great... why would they have to lie and trick you into installing it? Wouldn't you be seeking it out instead?

> if you have kids and go more then 3 times a month

Since you can't buy "1 month" I sure wish the article clearly stated "minimum of $360 per year" instead of trying to be deceiving.

Wasn't that one of the questions on The Newlywed Game?

So you are saying we SHOULD show our young kids how much fun it is spraying paint into people's eyes.

Hey, great graphic at the top of this article. Teach my kids to spray orange paint into peoples face and eyes. Very good idea, lifehacker.

> If you have an email account, the government can order them to reveal your identity

> I like separating the two. At a minimum it keeps advertisers at bay.

> At some point, you're bound to meet someone at a convention, meetup,

A full year after "The Floods" and drive prices are still far higher than they used to be.

> the art of looking busy

The device was SPECIFICALLY designed to have a lesser screen, lesser CPU, lesser RAM, lesser camera, lesser price.

Let me get this straight... you are taking *MOVIES*.... *FICTIONAL* Hollywood movies... and trying to "prove" they aren't really factual?

You failed to mention *WHY* would you *NOT* want ads that are geared towards things you like?

You're kidding, right?