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Yes, this menu is for my Surge.

Yep, hand it to someone else and be prepared to get a blurry photo back with the tip of their finger in the top corner and without any concern for framing.

This seems pretty nitpicky to me. It’s broken, so there is no way it could possibly shoot anything. And it is also visibly, and in a state where it is constantly verifiable that it's not loaded.

My Toshiba Chromebook has been great for university. Cheap as hell. 8 hours battery. All my notes and writing are essentially impossible to lose, and in the event that it is stolen or broken, I can buy a cheap replacement, stick in my user name and password, and within 5 minutes I Have my computer back as it was.

I think the idea is of confidence in its future. You wouldn’t buy hardware that’s going to be deprecated soon.

It’s a bit more nuanced than that.

The one near me when I was growing up stood empty for years, now it is a GP clinic.

Same in Australia. Pizza, pasta, salad bar. All you can eat and soft serve.

What were his choices?

Foreign press controlled by a government? Which government does Glenn Greenwald work for? Which government does Laura Poitras work for? You will have to be more specific.

That’s not PRISM. What did we know about PRISM in 2006? I thought we learned nothing from Snowden

Please, enlighten me with information you knew about the PRISM program in 2006. You know... The program that was launched in 2007.

“He didn’t tell us anything we didn’t already know. He stole government secrets.”

You have a right to remain silent. I guess the passcode is something you know, and they can’t make you tell them things you know.

Or use the wrong finger from the wrong hand a few times. Then it locks up.

What happens to your brain one hour after sharing a hyperbolic and misleading infographic?

I used to work at McCarran Airport in Las Vegas, TSA would specifically tell us to freeze our bottles of water if we wanted to bring them through security.

Video is not available in my country. I was about to complain, but maybe it’s for the best.

Those aren’t dank at all.

If everyone just drove properly, we wouldn’t need seatbelts.