Yes! Awesome article. I understand the human impulse to want things to last forever, but it's nature, not some grand corporate conspiracy, that mandates that all good things - especially your phone - must come to an end. A future proof phone would suck not just because it would be prohibitively expensive, but because…

"He's unarmed" - Trayvon's last thoughts.

You'd let a woman beat your ass?

#Feminism.

So women can assault men without consequence? A woman should be able to kill a man without consequence. #privilege

So women can assault men without consequence? Does it get serious around murder charges?

Always assume people have a weapon. #ThingsILearnedFromTheGeorgeZimmermanTrial

Please go back to Gawker.

Maybe you'll have a right to criticize when you actually have good taste in food.

Man who else knew that we are first in being killed by lawnmowers? Intuitively, it makes sense because we do like our well manicured grass... But how many people actually kill themselves by mowing grass? I mean you got to be pretty fucking drunk to get in a fight with your lawnmower.

Man who else knew that we are first in being killed by lawnmowers? Intuitively, it makes sense because we do like our well manicured grass... But how many people actually kill themselves by mowing grass? I mean you got to be pretty fucking drunk to get in a fight with your lawnmower.

You sound jealous and petty. That 100K, which most likely went to charity, will do more than you ever have and will.

A lot of Bollywood "movies" are more like extra long soap operas labeled movies.

I want to respond to you, but your grammar, in this instance, makes discerning what exactly you're claiming difficult. And I seriously mean no disrespect. I'm sure you were just typing too fast or whatever... If you clarify, I'll respond.

You actually think our allies don't spy on us (assuming you're American)? Sounds naive.

That thought was exactly what made me click on this.

Blah blah blah moral relativism blah blah blah.

Lol just a homophone typo but thanks

I'm actually sympathetic to your regional aspect concerns. There has been some content that I've wanted to purchase while here (in America) and while in other countries that had been "locked" out of whatever market that I was trying to legitimately purchase the content from.

Let's say I write a book. But I don't want anyone to read it. Without my permission, you copy my book. Is that morally questionable?