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I disagree.

You are wrong!

There is already a name for it: Skasis

I think that the answer is Apple's remote app. Apple needs to come up with some kind of "Airplay" that could be used to control this appliances from the remote app.

Please let me in. I'm scared of the bombs, mummy.

Say "What weather today" again, I dare you, I double dare you...

I'll leave this here.

It is a right because it stems from the right to association and private property. The Internet is composed of individual networks cooperating and associating with each other based on mutually beneficial agreement.

Of course it is a security violation, firearms must be declared and they go into the checked baggage. :D

That switch is useful again. WOW!

@tekdotnu: I hope that one day you find the strenght to leave your burdens behind. In the meantime come on over to #whitenoise and don't forget your wallet pizza.

Just grow a beard.

L.L. Bean still have some issues to resolve.

@jrodenbiker: I have these brand of boots and I agree.

@ccbweb: I am serious business all the time.

A computer scientist crunched the numbers and forgot to include supply and demand laws and the role of prices coordinating the allocation of scarce resources. Because he forgot to include this, all he got was: OMG we are running out of intertubes!

@toleroapto: Yes. Same thing happens when price controls are enacted during emergencies to prevent "price gouging."

This is a clear example of what happens when a scarce resource is held below its market price. By google paying for it, customers no longer have to decide whether the cost of Wifi is more valuable than the $9.00 they would have to pay any other time. Since everybody loves free... it causes shortages of said resource.

@Moonshadow Kati: I'll make you a sandwich. Just make sure that my boxers are pressed the way I like them. :P