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Glad to hear that! Thanks for giving clarification.

Beware! If you sign up for their free identity monitoring, they make you forfeit your write to sign onto a class action lawsuit over the breach!

I think the long-trip problem is solved by families owning one gas or hybrid car, and one pure EV car. Or even two pure EVs, and planning to rent a gas powered car for long trips!

The aux cord in the car was actually a major concern for me too when I was considering upgrading to the 7. And then I found this $15 bluetooth FM transmitter: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01KJJP1TG/

The sound quality is fantastic and it's easily way more convenient than using an aux cable: No cord, and it has play/pause and track skip buttons on it!

Also has a microphone for Siri/phone calls though I've never used it to speak to its quality.

There are a bunch of similar ones on Amazon with slightly varying features.

I do understand it would be frustrating to swap the dongle around if you have multiple headphones though. Worth noting that the "crappy included ones" that come with the phone are already lightning though so they don't need an adapter.

Like I said, I just leave my dongle attached to my headphones all the time. I forget the dongle even exists.

I'm curious about this - why do you no longer listen to music or podcasts? The phone comes with headphones that plug directly into the lightning port, and an 1/8" adapter so you can still use your old headphones.

Personally I just keep the adapter permanently attached to my 1/8" headphones. Only downside for me is the inability to charge at the same time, but then the iPhone 7's battery life is pretty great, so that's not a huge deal.

Just gotta wait 3 seconds, man. The welcome overlay on Forbes will let you click through if you wait 3 seconds.

So much hate in your comment. Why are you so quick to be dismissive and rude?

I for one think it's fair to claim they are cross platform if they work with 97.12% of the mobile market share [1].

1. https://www.netmarketshare.com/operating-system-market-share...

Yup, me too on Verizon.

Your comment is very bizarre. Securing software is in no way comparable to giving up freedom.

Whoa, this is a great tool!

I thought about this too while reading the article.

I would be willing to bet, however, that net the energy cost of assembling, shipping, running, and ultimately discarding 3 or 4 "energy efficient" appliances is greater than the energy cost of owning one the more reliable older "less energy efficient" models over the same time frame.

Yes it is, right at the top of the Download page: https://keepassxreboot.github.io/download

Sounds vaguely like the plot to the show Continuum.

Thanks for linking to that. I found kbaker's input interesting, that transparency of Congressmen's votes leads to powerful lobbyists: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11509420

Why does Alan Greenspan's opinion have any weight? He is not in any kind of position to have control over rates.

I think the "distribution" is concerned with long-term habitation, which the Deepsea Challenger in the Marianas Trench was not.

Yeah... Maybe change it to a cat crawling into a pipe? Depicted from the side?

Doesn't Apple maintain their incorporation in Ireland so that they don't have to pay taxes? I remember a year or two back that Ireland began questioning Apple's tax status.

I wonder if Apple agreed to hire workers in Ireland in exchange for keeping their tax status in Ireland.

I'm really confused by your comment - isn't it general knowledge that poor diet causes cavities? I remember being taught this in public school as early as kindergarten, and having my dentists reinforce it my entire life.

However, I do believe that genetics also plays a large role in predisposition to cavities, with or without a healthy diet.

Being absent-minded just shows that someone doesn't care enough to make an effort. Someone who cares about something will not be absent-minded about it if they are willing to try.

To resolve the lack of edge gestures when the screen bezel is covered, they should configure the TrackPad to also work with edge gestures.

>Has no one ever heard of headphones.

To some, headphones are just another form of noise and distraction and not a solution to the problem.

I find it interesting that the number of Amazon-related articles in the Washington Post seems to have increased since Jeff Bezos' purchase of the Post.

Note that Zappos is owned my Amazon.

Article is over a year old... At one point it mentions that the company isn't profitable but expects to be by mid-2013. I wonder how the company is doing now?

Edit: Looked up their website, found them at http://generalblood.com. Looks like they are now working with Delta to deliver their blood, and Delta had an internal news article about General Blood: http://www.generalblood.com/img/0912_5min_28.pdf

I feel exactly the same way. It's such a major disappointment that it wasn't more widely adopted, because WebOS is still to this day such a pleasure of an OS to use, and very intuitive feeling.

That would be a state-by-state law. There is no such law in Maryland as far as I know.

Unrelated but I'm replying to this comment so you will hopefully see...

You guys should add a feature to your website for requesting to be added to a mailing list for information on product development, release dates, etc.

I didn't immediately see the send button either, so I attempted the same hotkey combo that sends in Office Outlook (Alt+S) and it sent!

I find his company's investment record eerily aligned with Francisco D'Anconia, of Atlas Shrugged. Unintentional, I'm sure, though I wouldn't be surprised if he noticed it himself and proclaims the parallel loudly among his peers.

My understanding of the law is that if they have established a business relationship with you (you express interest in their product), that "relationship" lasts for (I believe) 30 days, during which they can call you freely. Asking to be put on their DNC list should cut off your relationship, but I think had they gone to court they would have had a solid defense that you expressed interest in their product, and you would have likely won nothing.