He never said it was a government conspiracy. But you'd have to absolutely nutjob retarded to think that the government didn't utilize facebook in their investigations, just like every other resource out there.

Actually, when they first came out, broadband companies tried to do the exact same there as well, charging you more per computer. It was only after they realized the unenforceability of such a pricing that they eventually gave up there.

Not really. The database is only a tool; it only hurts you if it's actually used in such a manner, which only happens if someone obtains your phone (at which point you're probably more worried about someone stealing your $600 device than someone knowing where you live). And honestly, I highly doubt that 99.99% of…

Probably because they never saw a reason to delete the them. Before you lambast them for being shortsighted, do realize that the data actually has a legitimate use aside from tracking your very rough location.

It's the matter of intentions.

Only if you use the same thickness steak every time. Toss on a nice thick 2 inch steak, and your usual cooking times will be waaaay off.

Before I clicked the link, I sat here eating my lunch and thought: "Hey, compared to an AA battery. That's like what, a rifle cartridge? Ok."

@isthatspam: It wouldn't have changed a single thing. You're thinking that these procedures would've caught past terrorists, when you're forgetting that these guys plan around our security measures, making our security theater not even matter.

For those saying stuff about the bike vs car PSI:

@CTolson: I think putting a treadmill at your place of idleness is more important. I spend more time in front of my computer than I ever will in the kitchen.

@timgray1: Because people with low willpower won't have the willpower to actually plan this stuff out.

I don't get it. Why wouldn't you just keep the vents open at all times?

If you have a back rack, you might as well just make some panniers and attach it to the back rack. This looks a little... unstable. Feels like it could split in half at any time.

I just wear sandals. That or shoes that are preknotted and will never get untied ever.

@David Schripsema: It's not really rechecking all of your files on your system each time, but rather it's doing exactly what you're suggesting. It just takes a while to sync the file data of several thousand songs over the net.

@danhughes: Because it's not so simple to create as it is to explain.

@joeny1980: It's just not right to have people take off their shoes at the door?

@pantsonfireliarliar: The point is that if we use even a minuscule amount of the time that we waste, and put that to something productive, we can create something pretty amazing.