Yes, there are ads. But now and then they come up in the middle of a scene. I’d only watch a movie that’s lower on my prority list on there. But it’s free and it expands your search options.

It’s a warning that came hours after the actual shutoff.

This article has very little substance.

I got three sentences in and thought “this applies to the exit escalators at World Trade Center and nowhere else in the world”. What a waste of bandwidth to load this “article”.

It seems like a case of being a choosy beggar to me. Dropbox is spending a lot of money to offer storage services to free users with no direct and immediate benefit to the company. They just went public and have to answer to shareholders. Unlike G-drive or iCloud customers, free Dropbox users are not really benefiting…

I’ve used the American systems. They’re cheap ancient Android tablets, probably EOLed for everything but this. People can tear a strip off their tinfoil hats and wrap it around the edge to cover the camera if they’re really so worried.

Wow...Lifehacker’s best and most useful article ever.

“If you’re not already a Skype user there’s. Not a huge reason to set this one up, but if you are it can make placing...”

“Once you’ve connected the two, you’ll get 100 minutes of free calls to use over the next 2 months.”