I live and work in Utah. I have seen a lot of parents put a game back on the shelf once we explain to them what the M-rating is and why games have earned that rating. It happens on the floor, and it happens at the registers, and I have yet to see one of those parents' children do anything but whine and plead... …

I have worked for GameStop since 2011. The seven-day satisfaction guarantee allows our customers to try out a pre-owned game and see if they like it; if not, they're welcome to bring the game back and exchange it for something else, or get a refund (the receipt is required). Most people don't use it because they…

No, more like they think users are too dumb to know how to navigate an interface with options. It's a nod to the iPhone/iPad way of doing things: more icons, less clutter, etc. Sad thing is, this is a COMPUTER version of the application, and shouldn't limit the end-user the way it does. But then again...Launchpad…

But they've been taking features away since iTunes 9.x; album artwork vanished with version 10!

The things I miss the most from the List View sidebar of yore is the ability to see connected devices and shared libraries on the network, and then go right to them by clicking on them. Why did Apple take this away? It's not in the new list views; they're all media-type specific and don't show any of that anymore.

There comes a point in ever program's life when it has become too much of a "spaghetti coded," "patchworked" application, and needs to be re-coded from scratch. iTunes is definitely showing its age, and given the (lack of) speed at which it runs, it should be re-written — especially as there is now so much…

There's also UltraMon; I love the way it extends the taskbar onto the additional monitors as well, putting icons for applications on the taskbar section on the monitor the window is on.

My passion is DJing, and I've been told I'm quite good at it. Unfortunately, as one major circuit promoter told me the day after the best gig (and night) of my life, and right after he complimented me on my set: "you're too old, too fat, and too ugly for me to put you on a poster and expect to sell tickets."

I'll likely put off buying an iPhone 6 Plus until the JB is available for iOS 8. There are too many tweaks I use (Calendar for Lockscreen, exKey, Cylinder, to name a few) to make a phone without these as useful to me.

Well, if you're using Google 'products' and 'services' they've already got you on a collar and leash, so...

Working real well, actually. I don't miss Google one little bit, and I daresay the more people I tell about their unethical practices, the more folks I know who abandon their "products" as well.

It's the BPM, coupled with the careless/easy feel of the melodies; it just puts you in a great and creative state of mind. I coded for 14 years, and used to listen to it all the time while coding, and while writing fiction as well.

I have a bunch of mixes that are a few years old on my Website at djpetesavas.com/music.html you are free to download. They cover many different genre's, including: pop/mainstream; progressive; tribal, trance, house, chill, and others. there's even a 9-hour set from an event I played in 2005!

For me, it's been melodic trance, either with or without vocals.

Okay, now if they would only do something about the memory cleanup issue that's been lingering since version 3.0...

Well, at least the story should be good since Kasdan is going to be part of the writing team...

I list City, State, email, and phone. I was warned by a counselor at our Department of Workforce Services to remove the street address because it opened up more opportunities for identity theft.

Here's an even simpler rule of thumb: Be fair to the seller and yourself. You're more likely to have the seller accept your offer if you don't try to take advantage of them, but at the same time, don't let them take advantage of you. Make them an honest offer based on the utility value of the item to you.

It's not usually the Company in these cases, but rather the call centers they contract out to for customer service who are responsible for this poor follow-the-script-at-all-costs "service." When I get this kind of "service," I usually stop the agent, tell them I've tried all of that stuff already, and ask to speak…

Oooh, and this one too. :)