+1 I agree with your thinking and that's how I understood it to begin with. Its hard to say that in a short sentence like they did in the article.

Good. I don't want that shit running around uncontrollably when some low-life programmer gets greedy and ruins the security grid causing all these scary-ass unstoppable creatures to run free at some amusement park and eating people.

I swear by laser printers. I print once a week if that. My inkjet printer is a brother AIO that is retired to just scanning (to a USB stick!). I've had this laser second-hand from a church pastor and its been complaining about low magenta for almost a year.

Looks like something straight out of Aperture Science...

In 3rd grade, my small school of 110 students got a grant to buy this camera for around $749. They used it regularly until around 6th grade when they got a better, more modern camera with USB/2.0MP/etc.

That Will It Blend guy really kinda creeped me out. Kinda like that neighbor down the street you never want to bump into

You sir, have just written a comment that read like an old-style Gizmodo article. Congrats.

also looks like it doesn't take much effort to make cydia non-letterbox?

And why do you need a talking measuring cup to tell you that you have measured 2 cups of piss?

I've kept gadget destruction to a minimum throughout my life (I used to smash electronic toys apart just to see the insides and find out how they work but that was before I discovered screwdrivers)

The plain ones are in the house-wares section, not electronics. The clock-radios can be found in the electronics section.

ugh, painful.

+1

generic quarters?

Whenever I buy a computer used I find the latest BIOS online and reflash it, regardless of whether its up to date or not.

Whoever lost that iPhone, Tim Cook will eat him alive.

Trust me, If I knew, I'd tell you how.

I would assume that having electricity, phone, water, etc., you know, actually living in it, would help his case later down the road.

All I had to do was turn my magic trackpad around, and its back to normal

I work for a major satellite tv company. our receivers are made in China, but satellite tv is illegal there.