That's only for iOS though.

Well, i think this app just doesn't show SCO devices, since they usually don't send back a RSSI. For what it's worth, my app has found everything i've thrown at it except those devices.

Well, I couldn't tell you if it was just my branch, or if it was general practice, but for the non-management positions (AKA the cashiers, shipping/receiving, forklift people, receptionists, etc etc), they would hire ex-cons and people in drug rehab for the tax credits. We had two cliques, the floor people and the…

Bahahahaha.

Thanks for the link. There is one nearby that I've driven by many times, but always assumed it just had industrial fryers, napkin dispensers, and other items of the like. It totally makes sense that it would have food, too, but I never thought of that before. I'll check it out.

Thanks for the tip! What does one buy at a Restaurant Depot?

Here you go: https://www.nvsilverflume.gov/startBusiness

I know Costco allows members have a second card, a gift card if you will, to give to someone else they know they would like to shop at the same places. I don't believe there is any limit to the number of times they can go with these secondary cards.

Dude, this list is awesome. I can already find a use for at least half of them. Thanks!

I'm a Programmer and Web Dev, and I have to disagree with the "slimy practice" comment. You actually gave yourself the answer that justifies the point of this, in that most people wouldn't pay (any amount) for these apps.

Someone always makes this comment. This is a nitpick, imo. We've gotten to the point where these terms are interchangeable. App is just shorthand for application.

http://filehippo.com/download_specc…

Somewhat on topic, kinda off... But why do even good, useful, sometimes required, and highly recommended apps still come with toolbars and other crap that will destroy your computer (unless you're smart enough to manually uncheck the option during install). Or come from download sites where it's somewhat impossible…

Two extra tips regarding this list:

Reminds me of a "free Express Mail" scheme several years ago: