I agree on the shit business model, but there is, or was a demand of at least 2. ;)

Oh I know you don't, hence the 'WTF'.

To speed up loading. .

And how exactly do you ensure that the intended part of the scene is in focus?

WTF you goddamn Americans. That's our ship now! We should get to go extract the fuel and cut 'er up for scrap. Stay out of our waters, we don't want you here.

Step 1. Open Shit Donor Clinic.

I'm going to open the first ever Shit Donor Clinic and make a fortune.

"The hypothesis behind fecal bacteriotherapy rests on the concept of bacterial interference, i.e using harmless bacteria to displace pathogenic organisms. This approach to combating bacterial infections is not new[12] and has long been used in animals, for example, to prevent salmonellosis in chickens"

Yes. If that was your initial comment, I probably never would have replied because you are right, even though the products are superb, almost all of them have a few bugs that are squashed in the first couple of months.

You're not silly at all. If you want to wait it out until it's bug free than that's your call, and it's definitely the hassle-free way to go. However, my point is that you shouldn't be preaching to everyone else that they should follow your ways and no be an early adopter. If we didn't have the early adopters, these…

I can't stand when people say not to be an early adopter. Not sure if you have an iPad or ever plan to have an iPad, but without early adopters you would never get one because when no one buys a product they stop making it.

Dude in the comments totally called it.

Most important question for when I buy a blackout one... Does it have a stealth mode switch?

I'm counting on it. I have a jailbroken iPhone.

Looks matter to an extent.

Can you name one sport that is not repetitive please? Because as far as I know that's the entire point of sports, to do the exact same thing over and over and whoever does it best wins.

Yes I know. The wave I posted wasn't another rogue wave. But it also wasn't a 'normal' wave. It was a splash wave, caused by falling rocks/glaciers not caused by the wind, so either way I'm sure that wave wouldn't count. As DigDug said, normal waves reach up to 100 ft. So these waves probably get to around 500 ft.

Oh I'm sure it will only work with Android. At first anyway :P