came here to say that

We'll it looks like there actually is an option (per "pispuso's" post). So that's good.

The reason (or part of the reason) some people use ad blocker apps like this is to eliminate data usage from the ads, which this app won't do. From the description, it sound slike this app strips out the ads after they've reached your device (it would seem like that would have to be the case if it's using a local…

Ugh... I wish people would stop using AdFree. AdAway is better and doesn't look like hell (seriously, to say AdFree is an eyesore would be putting it lightly). AdAway also has the Whitson Gordon stamp of approval... http://lifehacker.com/5851038/how-to-block-ads-in-android-browsers-and-apps

You say that like this is the first app of it's kind. AdFree, AdAway and a bunch more apps have been doing this forever.

When you have a phone with 2GB of memory, it's a little less of a risk. Either way, it's nice when apps give you the option to take that risk.

It should probably be noted that the commenter favorite, Dreamhost, is 50% off as well (so $4.98). Unfortunately, you can't lock in multiple years at that rate though.

Just filter out all messages from that person. If you miss anything important, it's his fault... you asked him to stop sending you that garbage.

Something tells me this guy will never have a girlfriend... fortunately, there would be nowhere for her to sit anyway.

He was ticketed for "passing a car at 80 mph in a 62 zone" and for "driving with improperly-secured cargo." The tech in police cruisers is properly-secured.

I think most of the time the "bad guys" in movies (when zip ties are used) use regular zip ties... so at least you can escape from that.

I think this is the same exact post. If you look at this other post from april... http://lifehacker.com/5904113/escape-zip-tie-restraints-with-paracord-shoelaces you can see that it links to this one. That wouldn't be possible had this one not already been written. So it was probably just re-posted today for spy week.

for more info... http://lifehacker.com/5912080/make-your-pockets-virtually-theft+proof-with-a-few-simple-tips

I'll have to check this out. Parkdroid used to be pretty much the gold standard in parking apps, but it hasn't been updated in almost two years.

I was wondering the same thing

Why is the last point the most important? Who doesn't spend at least $40 over 6 months?

Why would someone not accept them?

"It's articles like these that discredit the UFO hypothesis more that anything else"

You mentioned the earlier article that covers a similar method, but not the one from a few months ago that claimed to be "better and more detailed" than that method: