First, I hate talking on phones, so you'd never catch me on the phone in a plane, bus, train, or any other form of transportation.

If you thought that was interesting, give this a look.

If you thought that was interesting, give this a look.

Now if they can only also explain why I hiccup after my first sip of Coke.

Muh roads!

this is why it is known as a fallacy.

there have been updates, it's getting better

Funny how Ireland and Mexico aren't on the list since the US uses their holidays as excuses for drinking.

Absolutely not. If the car is failing, it should communicate that with all the other autonomous vehicles around it and an emergency stop should be put on all of the vehicles to prevent/minimalize any collisions

BUT GOVERNMENT CAN FIX IT!

Yeah, but they made a service that people want. Networks could easily buy them along with the technology and all would win. Instead the networks drag them into court to kill innovation.

Hey guy, type the first couple letters of what you're looking for. VIOLA. Welcome to a modern OS.

You have 19 billion dollars to give? I'm a bit skeptical on that.

I will admit I was guilty of commenting before reading the whole article. The exploit would exist on iMacs, but if your home network is secured you wouldn't have much to worry about.

Does this apply to the iMac? I only see the word Macbook used in the article, but I imagine the iMac would be vulnerable too, right?

I'm from NJ, most eggs at the market are white.

Someone who gets it!

I prefer to the let the OS to navigate and parse the information for me. Just type the name of the file or application you're looking for and boom there it is.

Well, I have to ask, what is straightforward about Windows 7, Vista, XP, etc etc? Besides the fact that those were probably the first OS's you spent the time needed to learn and become accustomed to.

No problem. I've had to coach many friends and family with the new interface.... it's just reflex at this point!