don't worry- according to Jesus, Apple's never done anything wrong, all blame always lies with the competition! everything's always sunshine and daisies with apple!

i think what you need to opt-out of is carriers that install their custom bloatware and spyware. Shame you don't have many options in that department.

that's not to mention the problem of renewable hydrogen. hydrogen's easy to get right now- by stripping petroleum. Obviously that's not a solution. electrolysing water is the only long-term source of hydrogen, but it's (far, far) less efficient than charging a battery (we're talking 3x energy consumption), so…

yeah, you always have to wonder why the rich who have absolutely no financial worries whatsoever think they even remotely have a clue what a normal person's life is like, or what it's like to have your retirement taken away from you.

good thing I flashed to a custom ROM then.

in school, the only time anyone looked at a clock was to make sure they weren't late or if it was time to leave. clock enthusiasts like you are kind of like... stamp collectors.

this really makes me wonder why they bothered putting rear seats at all in the FT86. The mustang's rear seats are barely useable, and the GC's have an inch too little headroom (for a 5'8" guy).

because a subscription game service is coming in iOS 6... just wait for it...

ok, so it's not a car, but you just miss so much phallic imagery with things you can't stick between your legs.

some dealers pre-install ugly-ass aftermarket kits and then also charge 500% markup or somesuch. this is one such example.

comes free with every smartphone these days.

Pre-ricing.

dying? no. anything that's actually life-threatening gets pushed up to the top of the list, ASAP. inconvenient? yeah, they'll have to wait. like hip/knee replacements.

i guess it's cheaper to operate than a helicopter.

•Adobe: makes sense. Photoshop's expensive and the internet meme machine relies on image editing.

google's up front about it in the terms and conditions of use on youtube. however, if you develop an app for the apple app store with an interesting feature, Apple could very well ban your app then steal the idea themselves for the next iOS update.

um... was that sarcasm, or have you simply not been paying attention? that's been tesla's business model all along, from even before they launched the roadster.

they all have a "prepare to be harassed by the TSA" look because it has blinky lights. blinky lights means it could be a bomb, you know.

actually, ivy bridge doesn't stack silicon. their "3-D transistor" thingy is just extending contact points upwards to get more surface area, not stacking silicon layers.

you don't even have to walk through the doorway. i keep forgetting what i open the fridge door for...