If they're watching you write/read texts/emails or something similar, yeah that would be intrusive, but a movie? Not like that's something personal, as long as they're not getting in your way to watch it.

I was thinking the same thing, I have powerline adapters in my home to get Ethernet in other rooms, surely they could do something like that?

I don't think I have either, I always have an iPhone charger in my bag.

Don't really remember that much, but I remember when the dumbass teacher at primary school was like "Open up Google" when she meant open the browser and go to Google.

Hey, can I get paid through Facebook Messenger?

"I don't know what to do for the last shot, maybe if I reuse the first shot or something very similar it'll look more deep and meaningful? Yeah let's do that!"

4 hours

uh, Microsoft?

And things like iLife, Pages, Numbers etc.

The DeLorean was built in Northern Ireland, hence the St. Patrick's connection.

I'm not talking about the fact that they're using a GIF, I'm talking about the way they used it. Apple still does similar animations today but a bit more advanced.

Nope, looks fine to me, probably because I've played plenty of games which go either way.

Quantity not quality then eh?

My favourite is 1:15.

If you click the "YouTube" button in the bottom right of an embedded video then it'll add the time to the end of the link before it takes you there, not sure why they don't realise this..

That makes a lot more sense, sounds very handy.

The post doesn't seem to mention anything like that though, or at least it's really badly phrased.

The first Apple GIF is way ahead of its time, the second one is decent I guess, better than the rest.

I dunno, they have 4 steps:

I think step 1 would be to not click posts mentioning the guy. If you really don't like him then don't click posts about him...you're adding to analytical data which makes computers think there's an interest in him (Which, there definitely is an interest, so maybe you not clicking posts isn't going to do anything…