This reminds me of 1999 movie "Pirates of Silicon Valley".

And where on Earth are the gadgets in this news of the said "The Gadget Guide"?

"Tom Jones, Ph.D., Planetary Scientist, Veteran NASA Astronaut & Planetary Resources, Inc. Advisor."

Three questions:

For the old Star Wars Trilogy VHS, I once got my hands on that from the Laser Discs. They are the very same original movies, with no remastering whatsoever! From time to time I check if my 3 different storage mediums are still working.

As seen on Mythbusters Season 9, Episode 16 "Duct Tape Plane", back in Oct 2011.

Note to self: Create dumb products while shipping them to foreign countries. You can avoid foreigners - especially those you are spying - to spy you back.

Not that I like promoting a product, but after failing to educate my family, I ended up buying a Belkin SmartAV. At least the TV they shut down, and with this, all systems are now shut down too. It was a great investment.

Gizmodo news.

Come drive in Brazil. One gallon of gas costs about $6.40 in my city, and I know places as high as $9/gallon! And hey, I'm not even saying of the Premium gas - these are regular, low-octane ones...

Assuming you did nothing wrong, why are you not in a rush to get yourself out of this mess? See, if she was not willing to provide the encryption password, then the Feds, justice and even the dog has a point against her.

CarPC evolution, anyone?

Indeed, the tools varies depending on the situation. But I do carry a hammer to fix most of the problems with either the computer or with the user...

Transparent: You see through it.

A bike. Depending on the bonus, maybe a mountain bike.

This thing technically allows you to do that - keep using local session while another person gets in remotely.

Will that much CPU power make Bluetooth finally works again?

Brazilian Portuguese. I bet this was done either in central (Goias/Tocantins) or west (Mato Grosso/Mato Grosso do Sul) states, based on their accents.

Brazilians are nuts (yep, that's portuguese speech all along).

"Google Violated Its Own Evil-Free Policies While Promoting Chrome"