Super good point, not to mention, that brick will handle most things that get thrown at it. They do make 3-2 adapters with optional grounding pins that you can wire to a screw in the outlet box too.

Having purchased it a couple years ago, I've had the blissful ignorance of not having had to check it out after they started these ads. I will say though, best keyboard hands down. I've tried a handful since and nothing comes close.

This is terrible. Just be responsible and make ice. "doesn't cool it fast enough"? take a spoon and stir the drink in alternating directions changing the direction every couple seconds for 15 seconds. My god, the extra 5-10 seconds are such a waste of time, I'd much rather use aerosol products so my beverage is…

I'm going to disagree with a few of these. Google Chrome has the voice search function, so as long as your new tabs/homepage is Google, quickly opening chrome (for Windows should be should be pinned on your task-bar, so a quick Win+'# of order it appears on the bar' should open it straight away) Google search can…

Good charging cables for your devices. I finally got my Jucies+ cables from their kickstarter campaign, and I'd still consider them in the "under review" category. They're perfect in every way, I'm just seeing how long they last before they stop clasping the port in my android devices as snug as they do now. I'd say…

Then you're probably one of the very very few people who might benefit from this, though if you're running a rendering machine, you should probably have automatic updates already turned off, along with anything else that might use up precious resources that could be better spent on rendering, no? Seems like the…

NJ sounds like a pretty ass-backwards state. And that's coming from someone in CT.

Just want to put out an honorable mention here for Skooba Cable Stable products. They're pricy, but if you can get them on sale, they're well worth it.

The common misconception comes from people confusing brown eggs with "farm fresh local eggs". In America, there is no difference because we're too concerned about our foods looking neat and clean, and the regulatory bodies do not operate the way they do in Europe. In America, we have to refrigerate our eggs because…

Finland has a similar greeting. I believe "Hihi" is both hello and good bye. (Pronounced Hi twice)

Not necessarily, your body reacts differently to stimuli at different times of the day, even with the simplest things, for instance, how it digests types of food, particularly in insulin response.

Matthew Barber brings up a good point that not all pcs are incapable of pairing the TRIM service with the RAID configuration, so while some users will have the luxury, it's a good idea to check what your motherboard's chipset is capable of before making your decision either way.

Even so, that article is less than 2 years old, so you can't assume that all computers are now capable of handling RAID with TRIM. I'd venture to say that the percentage of pcs in use that have this capability is still probably quite small.

I'm not really arguing the security of linux/unix systems. What I'm saying, is I don't think you've got a solid grasp on the expression, or at least your example illustrates it poorly.

I'm not seeing the double edged aspect of this... He was saying it's a myth, and while the statistics suggest there is a very low risk of infection, it's still a myth that they are impervious by nature.

Accounts with less content tend to get updates more quickly. While they test these things into the ground they'd rather find errors in the wild before they get to the users who rely on the services the most.

Ah, I'm an AMD guy, so I guess I'll have to wait.

LOL. No.

I've been under the impression that TRIM will not run when the drives are in an array... how did you manage to get it working?

The sad reality is that no matter how much preaching is done, the majority of users simply will not use a backup drive, let-alone buy one. Personally I think the only way people will learn this behavior is experiencing the data loss, so I stopped preaching.

I think the reason they are saying the advice in the article…