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What kind of treatment would you advise for a muscle that hurts only in a certain position? This is really hard to describe, but basically, I can occasionally pop a bone at the middle of the chest, but its only on the right side of my upper ribcage 1-2 ribs below my collarbone (pectoral area) there is a muscle…

Adblock plus... How do people not know about this?

Firefox has a setting that doesn't load tabs until clicked on. Plus, its just faster than Safari on almost any internet connection type.

I turned off Facebook notifications, best distraction prevention ever.

2ms is awesome latency, 1000ms is bad latency. On average, 200-500ms is normal.

Oooooh! I could go for this, order my favorite channels, all is set. Do we still have to watch all the commercials? Or can we pay like a special rate to get commercial free programming on IPTV?

America rips off cellphone plans... $21 is about all the average smartphone user has to pay.

If you don't like it, quit complaining and find another tech news source... Just saying, I enjoy Gizmodo for all it has to offer, the strange, the awesome, the #1 source for alot of awesome stuff. (Lifehacker too)

I want to find people's profiles to look up a specific detail: pictures, a video clip, a funny story shared. All of us international students, we all post photos and I don't want to have to search my newsfeed again. I want to go back and look at a ski album posted, can't do that with graph.

Depends on the day, which messaging app, but anywhere from 5 to 100+

SSD does not require startup staggering...

I'm an exchange student in Europe, where should I go for dramatic nature photos? My location is in the Austrian alps (near Mellau)

We need to have a talk with T-mobile because I've proven the phone is unlocked, but only their SIM cards are giving me trouble.

Oh hush, Apple has worked with carriers for a fancy (pain in the rear) activation screen to register the phone. It all boils down to the carrier lock to keep people in their contracts.

In Europe, the iPhone does not seem to need to be activated on prepaid, I've used 3 different network SIM cards in different countries, and not one of them has taken me through the activation screen seen in America. Even in T-mobile Germany, no activation required.

Wow, you're lucky! Because my Sprint i4S and my friend's i4 on SK or KT (cant remember) both had the same message when attempting activation:

On Sprint/Verizon, 3 months of good standing on the account = unlock qualification. No questions asked!

Everyone, all together now, Ad-Block-Plus!

Does this apply to ALL cellphone technologies? Not like Sprint/Verizon are backwards compatible anyways...