Wouldn't the Argentinian example be better as an honourable mention or something since it never actually happened. All the other ones were real and cost real money, or am I missing something here.

I always use adblocking software and have done as long as it's been around. I see no value in traditional advertising. If I need something I look for it. I don't want a "well-meaning" staff person at a store bringing item after item for me to look at and asking if I want it, either. If I need help I'll ask for it.…

For many people they need the phone part of their phone rarely. Indeed, the phone feature of smart phones seems to be the least used (and getting less) aspect of it. Making a smartphone that must be really comfortable to hold up to your ear is a silly restriction for many people.

Compartmentalizing your life so your dream job has no location seems odd to me. If you hate where you live but have a "dream job" it doesn't seem like a dream job anymore. Perhaps it's the difference between kinds of people. I can't imagine what a "dream job" would be but it would, by necessity be near my family and…

About 80 but almost all are free. I have only ever paid for one, swiftkey. I do delete and add others pretty frequently.

I filter everything that is forwarded to more than one person in one folder (named internal spam) and almost all of it is deleted with only a cursory viewing since it's almost never actually intended for me specifically.

I'm not sure how SiriusXM's system works but I got a 3 month trial (no sign up so I haven't been charged for anything) when I bought my car and it's still going strong after 2 years. This is to my own benefit but it points to a pretty lax or screwed up system.

This is a personal reflection and not to be considered what all people that work in this field feel or how they would act. Mr. Tomsky sounds burnt out and no doubt many other hotel workers are as well but this is a memoir and so should be taken with a grain of salt.

It looks like he's skipping rope or something.

Rube Goldberg would be proud.

So the internet voted for these, eh? Sure.

These pictures are interesting but the sky never looks or looked like that even in the old days. These are enhanced pictures of the sky superimposed on cityscapes.

Thank goodness there's separation of church and state but why the holy reverence for this sacred text you call the second amendment. Why is it sacrosanct when it apparently only causes division and hardship for your people?

Everyone in the world protects their gold with armed guards but why is it only in America that you need to contemplate armed guards to protect schools? That's the real question that is being asked and should be asked here.

Since his "good friend" is dead I guess he just wants his money now. There doesn't seem to be any indication that he was friends with Steve's family.

DH19 No one is disputing that. But the fact that they have the power to do what they want and not care about people because they don't have to is the very definition of being a jerk.

As if some magical pixie from the North Pole needs "technology" from a company like GE? If he needed technology he'd make it himself or snap his fingers and get it rather than wait for a giant multinational lightbulb manufacturer.

They eye things is the most important for me. As I've aged I just can't handle another back lit screen. I wish they had e-ink for monitors so I wouldn't be half blind by the end of the day.

They do have them but they're even more expensive than real lego and they're inferior quality.

I liked it and I liked the story it was based on but I can see how it wouldn't be of much interest to most people, as it turns out it wasn't.