@Irving94: Yeah, me too. It actually started out as a CompuServe account and got switched over when AOL bought them so I have had this account since before some Giz readers were born.

@tristam.green: I'm just curious what the threshold is for number of people doing something illegal before it is considered not wrong? 2? 10? 100? 1,000? More?

@6107516: Really? If a bunch of people tweet death threats against the president and are then paid a visit by the FBI that means that there is something very, very wrong?

@mercado79: It is a widget that just launches the Google Web Reader.

I just tried gReader and like it except that its widget is worthless to me.

@v5point0: I can understand not wanting to give up iTunes sync (personally, I have always hated that bloated software) and especially great hardware but I would hope you don't need to use the support. I never have for my Android phone or for my iPhone.

@RainyDayInterns: But by the same token, everyone that refuses to follow the 'slower traffic move right' law is ALSO behaving as if they are above the law.

@RainyDayInterns: Because there has to be a speed limit. However, both police, lawmakers and depts of transportation are realists and know (and sometimes publicly admit) that most don't consider it a hard limit.

@RainyDayInterns: Really? That is the logical conclusion to you from both having a speed limit law and slower traffic move right law? If that is the case, it is pointless to discuss it any more.

@RainyDayInterns: Liability is a completely separate issue and your example affects nothing.

@RainyDayInterns: It is rude because the law (in most places) is ALSO 'Slower traffic move right'.

@RainyDayInterns: Because in many jurisdictions the law is ALSO 'slower traffic move right' (and it is NOT 'unless you have decided people don't need to faster').

@Robotronic: I rarely say anything but it always bugs me when we are on daylight time and someone will say something like "The meeting starts at 3:00 pm Central Standard Time."

@Auouywonz: I had an iPhone and I describe it as a PDA that has

@Heilage: Only with numbers that don't make sense: they take ALL

These cases always bring out journalistic hysteria.

@vinterchaos: And after I wrote it, I realized that is kind of what he said but there isn't a way to delete posts.

He was wrong but not in the way the article implies.

@datafox: FB doesn't skew that young any more.

More swiping than Swype.