Tldr, especially after that first paragraph. Who the hell thinks diabetes is a rich man’s disease?!

10x more annoying than people who type “www” are websites which *don’t work* unless you type in www. ARGHHH their admins deserve to be sent to the deepest darkest circle of hell.

Faraday cage.

Ecosystem is the worst. The Apple/Android/Windows ecosystem.

For sure the term “drone". 99% of the time they mean simply Remote Control and not autonomous

People pronounce it “ping”? I’ve never heard anyone say it, but if I did, I might have to slap them.

Wifi is easier to say than wireless internet.

Golly. Wi-Fi. If only there was a way to find things like this out. If only there was, like, a web page where you could type words into, and then it would search other pages on the internet. I wonder...just maybe...if 1 minute spent using such a thing could answer your question.

I read the title and immediately thought “phablet.” However, I have never heard anyone use that term IRL. I only see it on forums and tech blogs. I honestly think if someone said it IRL with a straight face I would have the urge to slap them.

“Hack” to describe doing anything.

Once I noticed that every time I watch a commercial that I don’t understand what is being sold, it’s a perfume. They’re all the same.

The answer is none. Absolutely none. Making everything kid friendly has destroyed so many different movies and it never once is a good thing.

Thanks for the detailed reply. The ways of germaphobes are a mystery to me. :)

BootCamp would like a word with you.

Nova, on PBS, (you've heard of it?) did an entire episode on TM. This isn't clickbait. Christ, you people and the need to assign the latest label to shit.

Actually there is: It's called education.

Well, it's because of stupid parents. There is no vaccine for stupidity yet.

I thought The River pulled the conceit off in a way that made sense, but it was cancelled before they got to "who is editing"

The whole concept was DOA for me: if I wanted to watch home movies,I never would have left the house.

As someone who has never been to New York City, I have to admit, I have no desire to ever set foot in that state or city, ever.