Especially those who stand in line to replace a perfectly good 6-month old device with the newest model, just so they don't feel left behind.

Forrest Mims III, IIRC, did that for a magazine column many years ago when surface mount ICs started appearing in everything. He glued some surface mount hardware to his business card and connected the various bits using a pencil. It wasn't the most efficient circuit in the world, but it worked.

You are a unique little snowflake... just like everybody else.

Isn't that what causes waves?

Yeah. I watched it a second time, just in case Chuck is keeping track.

Either 1960' Bond, or Jon Pertwee-era Dr. Who.

If you don't like it, don't stand where I'm staring.

For people who want to live like wastefully decadent hillbillies.

Would you like them to wash your car and give a morning wake-up call as well?

I've heard enough bad things about Paypal and their TOS that I simply will not deal with them, now or ever.

Hey, it's the Turbo Chug!

So if you decide to sneak a smoke and you accidently ignite the lingering bowl vapors, at least your neighbors will be safe.

I got tired of hearing the JuyEEzus freaks harping about this, so I checked a few barcoded items which happened to be nearby. Some appeared to have an extra 6, but others did not.

TVTropes.org (which is not just about T.V.). Much more addictive than Wikipedia, for me anyway.

"...that spot is just mold,

I'm not necessarily thinking of law-enforcement here, but municipalities and their contractors who will try to find creative ways of using these as revenue generators.

I like this idea as long as the authorities limit it to catching crims, but as with any new technology you must lay down the law, literally, regarding what they can NOT do with it, as well as what they can. This will be abused, sooner rather than later, just like so many other technologies and laws.

Just imagine what it must have been like in the early days. Rooms full of people with sliderules, pencils and paper. All it would take is one mistake....

Apple employees doing something trendy. Sounds like a non-story.