run games on a PC that I play on IOS or Android and not run down my battery or use too much data or sometimes they are pretty good games

when you grow up you will realize that life is better not being plugged in all the time

unless you use it for work where a text message is a lot of money/revenue/sales i don't care if i don't see a text the second it comes in because i don't care to be plugged into the borg collective 24 hours a day. if my wife texts me while i'm driving i'll answer her when i get a chance to stop.

Except MS still makes a lot of money. Amazon does not. Same with Google, their earnings went up something like 20% year over year.
i got rid of my prime because it's $99. the new kindle subscription service is crappola. best buy and other B&M stores have deals as well where i can stop by after work. sometimes it's nice to take a walk during lunch time
i hardly buy anything from amazon any more

without the NEXT charges my bill is around $220 for 6 lines on the account. google would be $120 plus the data plus being limited to one choice of phone

and magic fairies to pull it all the way

that's $2 TRILLION for NYC to LA if you extrapolate the costs. and it would still be half the speed of your average airliner

small chance all three will go out of business and be hacked to the point where all the data is wiped. if that is even possible to wipe all of their data

if you are really paranoid burn a yearly DVD or some other media and pay for a box at a bank

to facebook
AUTOMATICALLY

in america we are expected to shower daily

takes about a minute or two for LTO-4 tape

if one of my HP drives fails i call it in and get a new one in less than 24 hours with a pre-paid label to ship the old one back. consumer drives you won't get an answer for days

it's an application you store all your passwords in and yet you install extensions coded by some anonymous stranger you have never met with a web based email address? and you wonder why things go wrong?

i'm simply going to dump my Note 3 for a new iphone this year and use offline map apps like Navigon so i don't have to rely on the cloud and all the resulting nonsense

doubt anyone is driving the car. most likely it's been chopped up for parts or shipped to mexico and overseas to be sold on another continent