My Nexus 7 2012 has just 16GB, and I'm constantly toiling to maintain half-capacity, because the closer you get to fully loaded, the tablet slows down dramatically.

That's what I'm hoping for.

If you're installing a bunch of apps, like your smartphone, you eventually run into problems of space, regardless of NAS or cloud storage.

Thanks.

Does Netflix stream Californication, The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, etc? Just curious because I don't recall seeing popular cable shows available for streaming, back when I had the dual DVD and streaming subscription plan.

I guess what this points to, however, is that the 16GB / 32GB SSD storage in most of these Chromebooks will eventually be insufficient, even while Chromebooks become more useful.

Obviously you missed that point about the blind test.

"Mild symptoms in a small number of people."

Gah! I missed that in step 5!

Yesterday, in light of recent hacks, I came across survela. You can check email addresses and credit cards based off your name. It pulled up my Adobe login, which of course has long since been changed, following Adobe's email notification. But it did not find any credit card info out there.

You missed our favorite cloud storage service: Tresorit (and of course, Spider Oak)!

I am an old man, I think. Long ago — as in over two decades ago — IKEA furniture actually did include wood glue in self-assembled furniture. Back then, most of the furniture used real wood veneer and not melamine.

At some sit downs, you get the pot. I finish the pot then request for more. I am a sponge!

That tea / coffee / soft drink issue obviously only applies to single-serving prices. Many places serve unlimited coffee, tea and soft drinks. I have been known to drink 5 cups of iced tea for $2.50 in one sitting.

Other people have told me that brute force would still take 7 years at 1000 tries per sec, so I really don't know who is correct.

Yep. As Wired noted, the brute force was only one half of the equation as a forensic tool was probably used to grab those backups — a tool specifically designed to steal your iCloud backups without anyone noticing.

I'm not a dog. But it's not right to say that I'm human, either.

Which all points to the difficulties of DIY.

You missed an important consideration: If the wall is sheathed in plywood, it might be a lateral brace and should not be touched.

I find that walking automatically turns on idle thinking, which, happens frequently since I had a dog.