This all depends on how you define your privacy

Until you come across that oh-so-common asshole that tailgates you when you're in the right lane.

This whole argument is a personal pet peeve of mine. I drive a car daily, and I ride my ROAD bike, on the road. With the exception of highways and freeways, roads are designed as multi-use travel surfaces, not "cars only" travel surfaces, no matter how much you wish that was the case. Similarly, our laws are written…

Read your state laws. Bicycles are fully entitled to use of the road.

You just hate cyclists. Probably goes back to your youth.

Now if we could only get a similar campaign for a-hole cyclists (and rollerbladers, fair's fair) who blow through red lights, making the rest of us look bad.

So um...does the goofy anticipatory music stop at some point and video start or ?

If I understand the source correctly, it was people who have contributed to Section 527 political organizations such as campaign committees.

anyone who thinks I'm going to pay money for a documentary about piracy obviously hasn't paid enough attention.

That and you'd actually need to look out for where the ambulance is, because its one kilometer in all directions, not actually behind you, and so you might actually go parallel to it listening to its warnings all the way to where you're going to...

A lot of password places don't take spaces. Some brute force password hacks actually do look for words and proper sentences so poor grammar would be better, but even with word guessing, a long sentence is pretty hard to crack.

The trick to passwords is to not create something super complicated or hard to remember. You don't need crazy symbols or numbers. Just come up with a long sentence that is easy to remember like

Right? Your post contains better advice than this entire article. It sounds more like a guide to not using your iPhone abroad.