And we should continue to improve.

I enjoyed the story and the message behind it, but I felt it was very anti-climatic. I wasn’t expecting some big sic-fi action film or anything like that. But it seemed like the film ignored basic story structure and character development. It was just very 1-dimensional. Great visuals and great concept, but not very…

I’m not saying plastic is the solution. I’m disputing the OP’s claim that roads cannot be improved with new materials. Just because asphalt has been used for decades doesn’t mean we should stop trying to find something better. Steel was a great solution for many things for a long time too. Does that mean we should…

Computers were also the size of a horse for a reason. Reasons change (or become obsolete) with changing technology.

I prefer these

Why do I need to go to the store to buy a USB stick? Most people have at least one lying around. I’ve got 3 of them sitting on my desk right now. You keep pointing out an extremely niche market. 99% of people aren’t custom building their own computers. And 99.999% of them aren’t custom building one without at least…

Most people I know who build their own computers are building a gaming computer. They usually have a laptop as well. And I’ve never heard of anyone going over a data limit from downloading an OS. It doesn’t take that much. Windows 8 is a 2GB download. That’s less than some HD movies I’ve downloaded. There aren’t many…

You can download and store the partition on a DVD yourself. No need to keep it on the hard drive.

You can just download it onto a flash drive or disc from your old computer and install it on your custom built one. No need to go to the store and buy boxed software.

No, it wasn’t sarcasm. Like it or not, you’re a niche market. A VERY niche market. The vast majority of people don’t buy software in boxes anymore.

Well, considering no one installs software from physical media anymore, I’d say it’s a valid criticism.

I love that intro.

I should probably upgrade from Office 2008...

Can’t they make the seats fold up as is? Hell, movie theaters have been doing that for decades.

I swear, Facebook doesn’t want us to control anything from mobile. I had to go to Facebook web (not mobile web) to unscribe from the fucking constant candy crush requests. And even then I had to click though 10 fucking menu items to get to it. Facebook makes it way too difficult to do anything. I shouldn’t have to…

Probably for people who don’t know the swipe to go back function exists.

Bose gets a lot of flack, but they’re indispensable if you travel a lot. Their sound isn’t the best, but they have by far the best noise canceling. I’ve tried several high quality headphones on airplanes and I will choose my QC15 every time I fly. And they’re ridiculously comfortable - they weigh almost nothing and…

This is a great idea and hopefully every movie studio follows suit. They need to realize that there is simply a huge percentage of people who have absolutely no interest in going to the theater. And if those people have to wait a year for a movie to go out on DVD, that’s going to increase the piracy rates. Most people…

Federal Express is probably the only one on that list I would say had decent brand recognition before the name change. I wouldn’t say RIM had decent brand recognition. The only people who knew what RIM was were people who keep up on tech news. People would look confused every time I mentioned RIM to them. I would have…

Except none on those had any decent brand recognition before the name change. Their vast recognition came after the rebranding. Logitech, on the other hand, has a huge brand recognition before the rebranding.