Wow, what a dumb shit! Tries to prank someone, sends it to the wrong address, and still law enforcement has to waste time and money on his idiocy. Hope they send him the bill...

The best security is a strong, long, impossible to remember passcode. Unfortunately, no one will actually go through that hassle, so we revert to simpler methods. A fingerprint may not be perfect, but it is better than leaving the phone unlocked because the passcode is too much of a hassle.

Most to all of these cases of “family members breaking into iPhones with face ID” are completely bogus, and you really should know better here. The case of the brothers is typical. If I hand my brother my iPhone X, it should fail to open. Next, he ENTERS MY PASSCODE and the phone unlocks. He tries face ID again, and…

Many of these techniques are also worthwhile for the myriad false accusation survivors out there too.

Wow, this looks exactly like what people in the 1960s thought cars would look like in the 1980s.

You do realize that in an actual “banana republic,” you’d have been shut down long ago for daring to criticize “literally Hitler.” Maybe tone it down a bit, since you’re sounding a lot like Fake News CNN?

Phew! I read your headline and for a moment I thought President Trump had nominated Bill Nye. So relieved...

Puerto Rican leaders lie about Trump during a humanitarian crisis, President has none of it.

Do you know of a car bluetooth add-on like this that identifies as a car kit. In other words, I have one like this, but it doesn’t register that I’m in a car, so things like automatic do not disturb and remembering where I parked do not trigger. I’m looking for something like this device that the phone recognizes as a…

Do you know of a car bluetooth add-on like this that identifies as a car kit. In other words, I have one like this,…

I have a gas powered car with a 450 or so mile range, and I can “recharge” it in about three minutes. Living in the West, where it is 60+ miles between towns, an electric car simply isn’t reasonable. (and for those who will note that my “recharge” is more expensive than their recharge, I’d also have to point out…

In concept, I agree with you 100%. In practice, I have found that while not perfect, the Apple ecosystem version of each individual function is the better one. I started with Windows and Palm OS (then WebOS). Then it was iPhone, then iPad, then AppleTV, then Apple Watch, and finally MacBook. Everything from Mail to…

I grew up on mechanical keyboards, and I am so glad they went the way of cassette tapes! I’d rather work on my MacBook Air keyboard than any mechanical keyboard.

At Gizmodo, the damn rich are the damn rich. Don’t get caught up in particulars. Just tax em all! “They didn’t build that...”

Yeah, the rich have cars, which means they don’t need the stinking subway. And, it means they can go wherever they want! They can even go to other states that don’t seek to steal all their wealth, oh, er, forget I said that. Nothing to see here...

Oh no, now how will people ever know where Hillary Clinton got her name (six years before anyone had ever heard of Sir Edmund Hillary)?

The Orville looks like the best of these by far. Ghosted also looks really good (sort of the X-Files with Shaun and Gus). Those are the only two I’m sure to watch. The rest look pretty weak, although Deception and the Crossing might be worthwhile.

You are a classless, shamefully disgusting human being.

This is probably irrelevant, since it will take a long time for this service to get to Reno, but what happens if I subscribe (when it gets to Reno), then I go on vacation somewhere where they don’t have service? Can I still access the service anyway? Perhaps a better example, if my dad signs up in NY, then comes to…

This story sounds awfully fishy on the surface. If you’re an airline who has run our of first class seats and you have to move someone, you’ve got a choice to make. If you move the white passenger, the story ends there. If you move the black passenger, you open up a PR can of worms that can never be closed again. …

Again, I’m not calling for “cruelty” despite the ever moving definition of cruel and unusual. All I asking for is a little moderation with the obsession over whether the vicious criminal feels any discomfort at all while being executed.