I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure Thunderbolt is really just PCI Express. You're talking about two different underlying technologies here.

100% agree and let's be honest... if you're in a jam and you don't have a stupid-huge number of things to sort, Bubble will work perfectly fine. Remember, it's not always about how pretty or efficient it is, but what works best for your time frame and dataset.

Strippers?

That's a cute limerick, but "insure" is the incorrect word you're looking for here. It's "ensure". Hell, even "assure" would work in this situation. Sounds like you were fooled by the 'ol Backronymn.

I'm confident that it's a UI bug, too. All the screenshots seem to be from iOS 6 and the stability "fix" is only on the 4S and 5. There's probably some Agent String that is doing the check somewhere that excludes iOS 7's build number. Fingers crossed :)

iPhone 5 iOS 7 Beta user here... can anyone else confirm that the CINEMA shake button is not present for us? It shows the word "Filters:" instead as if the app is only looking for iOS 6 (and presumably newer hardware).

It isn't so much as to hide data, but protect it. You can use this to eliminate "noise" and recreate the original "source" data without any interference.

Ugh the problem with new image standards is no one wants to adapt unless the integration into existing products is seamless. I used to be in love with APNG, thinking it would be the thing that finally crushed ugly animated GIFs. I'd be willing to bet no one even knows what it is anymore.

Hope WebP works!

Trust me this is a blessing in disguise. As a resident of Point Pleasant Beach (directly above Bay Head and Manteooking) and former Verizon DSL user, I can attest that the copper lines in Ocean County, NJ are absolute shit. Before Sandy, there was awful noise problems everywhere, mostly due to Ma Bell leftovers and…

They still have yet to redo the dunes correctly. A handful of older residents are holding out. Eminent domain will probably kick in soon.

Bingo. Programming is available on HQ's website. Scale as needed. If you don't like their programming, every box has a blog that posts the daily workout. If you don't know the terms or movements, Google/Youtube them.

Also, the statement about "not having treadmills" is pretty ludicrous I can make the same argument…

I'm talking like... hundreds of messages at a time. I don't always have my Macbook on, so there are days where it syncs close to 1000 iMessages and group chats.

The iMessage integration between OSX and iOS is laughable at best. My brand new Macbook Pro gags and lags behind for minutes as it attempts to sync the messages. I usually have to Force Quit the app because it's literally slowing down the entire kernel to a crawl.

PIZZA TIME!

10000% agreed. People don't realize that it's more than just grandmothers inconvenienced by this change. 90% of my Server 2008 R2 servers are VM's that I either RDP or Hyper-V Manager into... windowed!

Does it allow you to load IPFILTER.dat files?

You can set an A PTR in DNS to go wherever the heck you want it to go, regardless of the web server

And what if you have a webserver hosted locally?

And this goes without saying... all your hardware is important. If you have Gigabit network cards in your computers, NAS, gaming rigs, etc... but you're rocking a 10/100 switch somewhere inline, you're SOL and stuck with that slower bottleneck.

I can't be the only person who absolutely LOVED Tetris Blast on the original GameBoy?