trumped

Is that a real question? I guess you couldlook at the upvotes

water, a building block of life, can kill you

not a high bar at all for large companies.... they probably get that information at a dime a dozen....

I did try to resist for a long time (about the same age as you), but I finally caved in a few years ago.... But I'm thinking of going back without a pocket computer because the mobile companies can't be trusted.

of course it needs to be done right

hopefully this won't lead to another bailout

> how to extend the range to something everyone is used to, like 200-300 miles for road trips? There's two options, more batteries or an ICE engine.

quick-change batteries would work for now

and to be one of those CEOs, you have to be a special kind of crook...

yes, they access to personal data

in the end, that's probably a bad thing because Google might get better employees

so you can think of only one nefarious purpose.... does it make it right?

have the kids drink a 1/8 of a cup of pool water when they get out (just kidding)

who doesn't want blue pool water?

I'll rent you modems and routers for $8/month.... you'll save at least $5/month.

did you test your kitchen counter?

You probably dont need a 40mb app either...

looks like many other articles were posted first, including this one: https://www.southcoasttoday.com/news/20190215/update-payless... ... pro hillary people just like CNN so much

if you're picky about any of your food, you have to do everything yourself because corporations don't care, and most people don't have time to do that (and the poor can't afford it)... here is one more example: https://abcnews.go.com/US/fake-fish-experts-mislabeling-seaf...

I always forget that when the subject is not political that you can somewhat rely on them, but thanks anyways for the alternate source.

thats one reason why most people dont care about privacy

Ez ... goes from the poor to the rich until the economy busts open

let's just require robots and ban human soldiers...

are you the seller or how do you know? (serious question)

amazon should be pulled from all of of their projects...

But can it run x86 software?

licenses are about 5$ on ebay

are they talking about private conversations in public?

Most software companies end up doing this in the long run... Even Firefox is not immune. My guess as to why this happens is that all those engineers need something to do/something to show for (AKA fix what's not broken)... and I can't really blame them... I just wish that it would be possible to keep 2 branches of any given software; one with only security patches, and one with feature and security patches.

they are very commonly used for robocalls/junk calls

nice to see... most javascript libraries are not really that useful nowadays... not sure if bootstrap is still useful either though...