@drongch: His Resistance was Futile.

Right, because you can't just edit the source code to replicate a card you don't own. It's just binary data in a STANDARDS friendly format. It's not even encrypted.

@Maveritchell: Until you need to use it on a plastic. Acetone and abs don't get along very well.

@belak: Not replace. Just erase.

@Saudrapsmann: If someone is on your network, you are no longer secured, even if the network is encrypted. Second, chaing your password won't do anything.

@Saudrapsmann: Yea, just try and claim someone stole money from your account using your debit card and pin. They will claim it was you/someone you authorized (by giving them the pin). Same with online. Unless there is a massive amount of fraud, say from a breach of a store's network, you are boned.

Passive-Aggressive much?

@Mickets: A star commenter replying to an unstarred one will auto-promote it, and the entire chain of replies.

@MakeFetch: Whats a little alcohol gonna do? Even stuff like 151 will evaporate by the time its stolen.

@violent peas: What if you put the bear trap there, to protect against bears?

And for regular public bathrooms, you can use a quarter to unlock them.

@mike.dhavale: Walmart and Radioshack will rape your wallet for these.

@Bluecold: And this is how someone patented the newspaper, hundreds of years after its invention and common use.

@Hiram-Q-Pustule: Depends, legally, on your city/county/state. Some areas have made it illegal without explicit permission. Others see open, unsecured wifi as an open invitation, since securing a router is so ubiquitously easy.

@jethro1138: You seem to be lacking a star. That was hilarious.

@shallnot: Yes and no. The dockstar is just a rebranded pogoplug, but the steps are a bit different. You should google dockstar mod.

@stever: It auto-promoted when he, a stared person (The bastard), replied to it.

@jinchoung: The web interface rolled out t.co auto shortening a while back.

@vanjos72: The micro and thernet modules can be bought as plain chips instead of dev-board version.

@superbee2: All screens share a single wallpaper. Each screen has some unique part of the wallpaper, but also have overlapping parts with the other screens. The more screens you have the more each screen overlaps. Without a non-default Launcher/Home replacement that offers unique wallpaper per screen, you can't do it.