That’s what I was thinking. Bug? Not really, it’s the way these things work. They emit signals which can interfere with each other. it reminds me of when I had an older cordless phone using the 2.4Ghz frequency. Every time the phone rang on my desk my computer would drop the wifi connection. A switch to a different…

I believe malpractice and crimes are different.

But the title was entirely misleading. Leeching implies accessing the signal without permission.

I think on one level we all believe that someone needs to keep an eye on the government and sometimes the only people that have visibility to the secrets things it’s doing are insiders like Manning.

including dozens of diplomatic cables that have since been declassified

The United States is considered unique in the developed world for having the death penalty, unlike the vast majority of European countries.

No, it’s not 2011 but not many games really need more than 16G. More RAM won’t hurt but I think 8-16 is a sweet spot today. Get more if you can afford it but I think it’s better to build a balanced system than to overspend on one aspect of the system build. 

Agreed. Usually it comes down to either you can’t get(any) CPUs for the socket you have on your mobo or in order to get a faster CPU you must go to a new socket style and that means a mobo upgrade as well. At least disk and GPU have some standards that don’t change quite as rapidly.

I’d suggest a power screw-driver with magnetic tip. Not some big-ass impact driver but a smaller unit like this. That would probably reduce your times to open up or close up the device.

Not sure what your point is, I simply pointed out that the respondent’s suggestion that Spotify could provide one-stop shopping for music has it’s own set of problems.

VTOL, actually. These craft aren’t helicopters since they actually use wings for lift. The wings rotate for vertical operation but otherwise it flies just like an airplane.

Let’s say you want to watch a movie on your iPad.

It’s not that you can’t find an artist but sometimes I want to listen to a set of songs in the order I choose and of course, if you’re in a place where you don’t have Wifi or an Internet connection streaming doesn’t do you a whole lot of good.

No kidding. Sure, there are lots of great streaming services but there is lots of music that never makes it onto those services. They may get rid of iTunes but will replace it with the new iTunes of some sort. You really don’t need it unless you’re ripping your own CDs, which I have plenty of.

Never in the movies, as far as I know. Still they exist in the universe.

I think the Big Dig was larger than Seattle’s but I’m sure we learned a thing or two along the way.

The Big Dig was ridiculously expensive and Seattle’s project was stalled for months over a 2 inch pipe no one knew was there. Running highways underground is not without problems here in the NW. First we have tons of rain, not to mention earthquakes. Second we have large bodies of water to the east and west of…

I can see your point about her “cockiness”. She is a fighter pilot, after all. Perhaps it is more in line with her character. I was never a Cpt. Marvell comic reader so I really don’t know anything other than what the movies portrayed.

As sexist as this may sound, I expect that from Thor. He’s “that” guy. Cpt. Marvell, however, seems a bit more thoughtful, introspective perhaps.

Is it me or does Cap look all CGI’d?