I'm curious to see where Garmin will head after all of this. Traditional GPS companies have been slowly edged out by smartphone navigation systems. Garmin tried and failed with the nuviphone. TomTom has secured its future with iOS so it can now afford to open up premium features to users based on the volume they will…

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Maybe the RF receiver frequencies should be standardized across TV manufacturers. Comcast provides you with a four page pamphlet of every TV manufacturer and all the RF codes for their sets. It seems like TV manufacturers each have over 5 different codes with no way of telling which code will work. It's madness.

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He still is in hiding and evading the police, but he did post on his Facebook that the whole TV incident was a staged attempt by his opponents in order to trick him into having a violent outburst. He promised to sue those responsible for the provocation. Good times.

No it was a Greek graduate student named Konstantinos Dialinas, who is now a professor of physics at the same university. As of the time of this comment, Kasidiaris has yet to turn himself in and his whereabouts are unknown.

I actually was watching this live as it was happening (I'm in Athens at the moment, eating real Greek yogurt you cwazy Amurrcians!). Just some follow-up on this story:

There was this guy at my dorm that used the 'waterproof container' method on a regular basis. He was deathly afraid of our dorm bathroom and conveniently drank only bottled water. What water went out of the Evian bottle was recycled right back into it. He would dispose of the bottles in bulk to our dorm dumpster…

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