The worst movie about technology is definitely feardotcom. It’s The Ring, except instead of a video that kills you after you view it, it’s a website that kills you after you view it. It’s 1000x worse than The Ring in execution. Also, it has a 3% positive rating on rotten tomatoes.

As if the 16 year old movie theater employees give a fuck about this. It's unenforceable.

He was probably just on his way to pay some twitter contest winners.

I've seen it used for a pepper grinder as well.

If it's so easy, then why hasn't OpenStreetMap done it? And I think you're missing the point by replying to an ancient post.

Garmin customers are used to paying for updates that should be free.

"Ultimately this is not just a matter of practicality, but of what kind of society we want to live in."

Or dude could just get a job in Barcelona and spend 20+ more hours per week sipping rioja on a balcony instead of commuting.

Yeah, about that hash+salt thing. Not as secure as the video makes it seem.

I thought that was illegal contact? Defensive holding can be called anytime, even after the catch, yes?

I bought it off verizon's website, and it's in the mail. By the time I can return it the deal might be over on Amazon. We'll see, I guess.

Damn, I just bought a Note 3 from Verizon yesterday. Think I could take advantage of this deal somehow?

The hands free google now thing seems like a security risk. How do you keep people from just walking up to your phone and commanding it to do things? How does it work if there is more than 1 phone in earshot of the person saying "OK Google Now"?

For me it's between the Nexus 5 and the Note 3.

Got through the purchase process on the 3TB external hard drive from newegg and got:

I won one in a contest and I use it once or twice a year when I go on vacation as airplane entertainment. Other than that, it sits in a drawer. When I want to watch tv, I watch it on my tv. I use my phone/pc/xbox for internet stuff and gaming. I just don't get why they are so popular outside of the road warrior crowd,…

I thought Gizmodo were big fans of Bulleit.

Easily. Tethering.

For sure Nexus 5. If it has LTE and a removable battery, it's definitely going to be my next phone.

House of Cards is the same way. It gets old after a few episodes IMO.