I think the original point was that these laws are silly. Cops may not HAVE TO, but they do anyway. They look up all of your information before even getting out of their car.

For disabling Android notifications, you can do that natively in 4.1+ (maybe 4.0). If you go to Settings > Apps, and go to the app, there is a checkbox that says "Show notifications". If you uncheck that, the app can no longer send notifications.

It says "listen to the Sondcloud player bellow", but there is not player...

Generally, that is fine, at least in my experience. I had a laptop with pretty bad HDMI, and the image on my TV was terrible — I would always blame this on the TV by the way. However, with several other computers that I have used now, the image is great. I have a 21" 1080p TV, and the image is nice and crisp. This is…

I actually have a tip for getting batteries for old phones:

Right now, my main computer is a laptop that is a little over 3 years old. It really needs replacing. I've started purchasing parts for a desktop, but I haven't gotten everything quite yet.

Can we start getting TL;DR summaries to these articles? I guess I'll just wait until the show for now.

I have two comments for this (and mind you, I still pay for almost everything I use):

I'm not sure who this is more embarrassing for, but on a "first date", I went tree climbing with a girl (yes, we are 12 year olds on the inside, deal with it). After a few trees, she somehow got scared and stuck in one getting down. She couldn't get herself to make that last jump for some reason. I, already on the…

That sounds like a lovely date. I don't see how anyone could think this went badly.

It's always too slow! Trust me, if you are thinking about it, she is thinking about it too.

This is the widget I have been waiting for. I have no idea why it took so long for someone to make it.

Ask your doctor. None of us actually know. From my experience, medicines like that usually mean that you cannot have a tequila shot before taking it, and not that you cannot eat foods with a tiny bit of wine in them. But again, your doctor is the only one that can tell you for sure.

Keyboard. I think a lot of people have said it. I type all day, so this is an important one. It's probably the only reason I stick to HP still.

A friend of mine had to open his iPhone to replace the physical home button. It was unusable after a year and a half of use on his phone. I am assuming similar needs would happen for an iPad as well, since it's the same button.

You can also pair it with anything that has a browser (like a computer hooked up to a big screen) through https://www.youtube.com/tv

One place where I worked had a large glass portion on one of the walls of every cubicle. I used mine as a whiteboard, and for the longest time, everyone hated it. By the time I was leaving, everyone had started using their glass as a whiteboard. What were we talking about again?

I've found that I am a lot less consistent working from home. In an office, I am always about half-productive. I do a good amount of work, but I also get distracted a lot. From home, some days I am crazy productive and get 3 or 4 days worth of work done all at once, but other days, I barely do anything at all.…

I usually put windshield stickers (the ones that go on the inside) on a piece of static cling, and stick that to the windshield. It comes right off and goes back on easily.

Song recognition is about the same for me (as in, neither service knows more songs). However, Google finds them faster on most cases by at least a few seconds, and once, Google found the song playing over a store PA that SoundHound was not able to pick up. In most cases though, it's really just up to your preference.