Which is great, and having never driven but heard of SF traffic I can say this. I've been in traffic where in 30 minutes I have crawled a mile or three. Not much driving as much sitting there. I remarkably have a gift to sit and drive at the same time though. Might not be as much fun as shifting through a corner…

I thought I would never say that myself until I was shot and had broken my foot. Trying to clutch drive a manual with a hole in your leg and cast on your foot isn't as fun as I just made it sound. Now I keep my fun and my DD separate.

Well that is at least a postive spin on this entire thing.

I may be wrong but, the pedestrian look to be illegally crossing. I say this because there appears to be a vehicle going into the opposite direction and the cross section lights are red. This does not excuse the Camry driver, but it may be one of those things where the car was attempting to go and the young person…

Thanks Alan. I've played around with Geektool, but I was hoping to kind of have a bit more rainmeter interface and less massive scripting / geeklets.

Hey Alan,

Man.. why do they do things so centric to iOS? I already have a wasted space in my center console because they only make the slot for iPhone connectors. This would be amazing on my tablet or phone.

NFC is a great alternative (What I switched to). You can set it up to cell tower, but I found when I go for runs / jogs or even travel around my neighborhood my phone remained unlocked due to the chatter between cell towers approved for disable lock screen.

Anyone hopes this gets destroyed in the first 15 minutes like they did with the R8... but in a less spectacular ("lets write out a played out character") kind of way? I despise Bumblebee.

Stupid question, but does anyone know what is this icon (App) is in the top right hand corner of the browser? (The ninja not the SnapPea)

Out of curiosity, what are the security ramifications of these apps? I mean how much data can be pulled through the app off of the phone and does this open up the risk of getting attacked/hacked?

Alan, you are definitely one of my most favorite people to follow. Excellent find/write up.

There is a different standard. There should be, which I am not arguing against. They uphold the law and should be expected to be shining examples. My point is (and I may have relayed it incorrectly) is that while we think that these guys got off easy they didn't. Keep in mind that while we do hold them to higher…

Sorry, but you also missed the point where he will never be able to get work in his field or even state government again.

He means inductive charger (Qi).

Well, the terminology is slightly off.

Apparently you don't know the rules

Pausing it at 0:48 it looks wierd to me because her face mask looks like a homemade robber's ski mask made out of spandex, then she has a strange mixture of rough metal, shock gloves, cheap body armor, leather, and corset. I understand she doesn't have Wayne money, but you would think the developers would make her…

Didn't know about the malware bit. I've been using the suites for about two years now but always doubled over with a once a month bitdefender scan. I may have to seriously look at Sophos now.

Alan, while it costs a tad bit more I would suggest looking into Kaspersky, especially if you do cross platform work such as myself. Kaspersky is pretty seemless in its integration with OSX/Android/Windows and works quietly in the background with very little resources required.