The thing about the application specific password is that if that computer or app is compromised you can just delete that password from within google. So if you lose your phone you can wipe the application specific password for your phone instead of having to change your google password and all of your devices. The…

I have heard that there are some issues with the SB6141 and Comcast.. anyone hear anything about this?

I remember the article as well

Anything you have to install yourself is a joke... also anyone who installs "Free Twit Tube" needs to go take computer classes/ is probably not that intelligent

It is a lot faster and smoother ( and you can still make it look like the old one with the side bar etc, you just have to turn it on)

I think originally when 11 came out it didnt have "show duplicates" but now does in a more recent update

Would this have any advantage over similar apps? like "System Panel"

yea I am aware.. I was just pointing out the sentence that says its faster than when he only had N.. that sentence doesnt make sense as his router still is N..

Your Buffalo AirStation N600 is still N and nothing more.. its not even the fastest form of N on the market before going to AC... N routers can come in N300 ( aka single band 2.4 or 5ghz) that does 300mbps, then N600 which is what you have (dual band 2.4ghz and 5ghz at 300mbps) and then N750 (450mbps 5ghz and 300mbps…

I always thought there was something that isn't necessary if gaming at 1080 or above resolution? I thought it was AA.. guess I am confusing things

Well you are not putting the last 4 digits on the site for 1.. then there is also the expiration and the CCV.. along with the fact that whenever you use your card, you generally hand it to someone who like a waiter, could copy it all down anyway....

I miss web os.. I wish it had caught on

There is a difference between the google push and the active sync.. the google push is completely different and extremely battery efficient.. I have found that exchange activesync does poll the servers a ton and use a lot of battery though

That is not true at all. What a vaccine does is pre-expose your body to the virus or bacteria before you actually come in contact with it. Vaccines will always be effective. The flu strains change every year ( hence why the vaccine changes every year) but the basic premise will never change. Vaccines will only get…

First off, if the elderly get the flu there is a high chance it will cause a secondary infection like pneumonia. If you look up the death rates for the elderly and pneumonia you will see that is is fairly high. In young children the situation is pretty similar.

First off.. The vaccine 10000% can not give you the flu. It is a common misconception and is completely and utterly false. (http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2013/01/14/can-flu-vaccine-cause-the-flu/1833793/) posted a news article explaining it in case you want to read it there.

In how to avoid the flu? why is the vaccine thrown in on the bottom? shouldnt it be one of the major bullet points?

The vaccine should not temporarily weaken your immune system at all. Since the virus is inactivated it has no way of spreading and weakening your immune system. It could temporarily cause flu like symptoms, but your immune system should still be working well. Your immune system is fighting off hundreds + new things…

Next year they will be releasing a non egg based flu vaccine ( just an FYI).. you may have to ask for it specially, but it should be in production next year

Next year they will have a non egg based flu vaccine