Ergonomics is probably going to vary from person to person. For me, the iPhone 4 was too small, while the Galaxy Nexus was perfect. But I can also palm a basketball so that's why it probably works better for me.

The first one doesn't make sense, the second is highly subjective and sounds like it was written by a butt hurt fanboy, and I'll give you the third if only because I've never been a huge fan of the GSIII design.

To an extent, but for the most part no. Honestly, If I have to deal with Ads, I'd rather they be based on something I like than something completely random.

Real OS = Full OS

If the government really wants to get to you, they can.

That just proves his point. MS is the market leader and Apple is the underdog in the PC market. That's why for a while you only saw Apple bashing PCs.

That would be hilarious to see, but would probably bring even more attention to yourself.

It's not for lack of trying.

People will just use other sites that don't charge tax. Plus, whats to say that Amazon's prices still won't be lower than B&M stores?

The amount of money spent on schooling of illegal aliens doesn't even compare to the amount of money wasted by gov and fed officials.

I used the old browser trick and it doesn't work for me anymore

Depends on the city, but most still take cash

I was going by his "refusal" to pay vs. him not having the money.

If you "refuse" there's a good chance that you would. If you just don't have the money, then they would just ruin you financially

And then you would go to jail, so which is the lesser of two evils?

The US wasn't/isn't the only country testing nuclear weapons. If memory serves, the largest nuclear explosion award goes to Russia.

Honestly, they do it before any major announcement. Just recently, people (not unlike yourself) were complaining when they were giving MS so much attention when they were announcing a bunch of stuff. Same was true with Google's announcements earlier this year.

When lossless downloads become standard, then CDs can/will go away.

I've never been a fan of it either (if only because it just seemed odd to me), so I just avoid it.

Eventually being several years from now, which by then there could be one or two more versions of Windows. Also, MS still supports XP, and its over 10 years old now.