It is simple, don’t watch them.  Cast your vote and don’t worry about it till they are ready to announce the certified results.

That $237 subscription average is a bit deceptive since it encompasses all subscriptions, not just TV/movie/video services. I wish they had broken this out. A lot people complain they are starting to pay as much as they pay for cable which I find hard to believe - given the average cable bill is $217+ (although I…

If you had read the article, you have known this comment is unnecessary.

Eh I just wait about 6 to 9 months after the release of the current year Galaxy S and buy a refurbished one off of EBay or Amazon.  Usually for less than $500.

Eh I just wait about 6 to 9 months after the release of the current year Galaxy S and buy a refurbished one off of…

After reading this article I don’t know that you can call flushable wipes a lie. Yes, there seems to be doubt they do work as well as they company says they do, but nothing that definitively says they don’t It basically seems to come down to - some government agencies don’t believe the manufacturers.

My response is - why? For a lot of the examples I would rather have access to them through my phone or tablet. For the rest I’d probably want to look at them first before I print.

We have at least one chain that does that Aldis which I understand started in Europe.  I never shop there because I never have a quarter.  Shrugs.

Personally I like when I can park next to a cart that I can take into the store. Saves me from having to go get a cart. So I’ll leave the cart there, although I will place it shouldn’t interfere with anyone parking.

The Gizmodo writer is being a privacy absolutist whackadoo.  Users expect and want sites to behave a certain way  that necessitates first-party cookies.  Mozilla is striking a balance that provides more privacy than say Chrome while allowing most sites to function as they always have.  I’m sure if you want to block…

Until they have a Roku app {Rock voice} IT DOESN’T MATTER WHAT IS COMING

Eh, story is story.  Honoring that honors the fans who supported it.  Would I like Laurence Fishbourne back - sure, but if Morpheus is no longer part of the story, well so be it.

I’ve used Swiftkey since the early days and use it to me. But I can’t fathom a reason for a virtual cursor pad on a touch device (at least in the keyboard app). Why do people want this?

I know this is a foreign concept for Apple users but it is called choice. I’m just teasing you but that all it is - 3rd party apps are a good thing because they offer a choice. It can be small things that you might not care about like customizable themes. It can be how it handles certain features differently. Often…

Off-hand, skimming your reply - it sounds like your Health Sharing Ministry is similar to a High Deductible Health Plan which you would probably be better served by because you could pair it with a Health Savings Account which has many tax advantages for saving and investing money to pay for everyday medical expenses.

Outside of making me aware of something called Health Sharing Ministries - yeah this article is really uninformative as to what they are and a vague reason state attorneys might be looking into them.

True, but being Google it will become the one most used (although I wonder how widespread these tools are used).

I can’t remember why but for some reason I prefer the clipboard manager Ditto (also available in the Windows Store) to the Windows clipboard history. Probably just because I was already use to Ditto and the way it works. Doesn’t sound like these enhancements are going to change my mind.

Eh, I view YouTube that way more so than Netflix. To be honest I wish the Roku YouTube client supported this.

That just makes me wonder about the people you know.  I’ve never felt a need, pressure, or comparison about my watching habits.