They made one glaring design error with the Wacom (Daewoo) Bamboo Touch Tablet. When using in right hand mode, the buttons are on the left (so your thumb can hit it), unfortunately, so is the WIRE. Meaning you can't flush it up against your keyboard or something else. Regardless of where your computer is, in this design, the buttons and wire should be on opposite sides. If you want it on your left side, the wire should hang off the left side, not the right side. That alone says "cheap knockoff".

They were vigilant about blocking mailinator domains, so if you just want the direct link to download: http://www.connectify.me/a103dk/ConnectifyInstaller.exe Or visit: http://www.connectify.me/thanks.html

It will no longer be cheap, and no longer be common.

I hope nobody finds the old Davinci Virus which was written about 25 years ago...

It's not in there as words as you'd like it to be, but you don't need to be a lawyer to figure out the intent of the contract. New manufacturing methods require new equipment and therefore training. The contracts require that the current workers must be trained by at the expense of the car companies rather than hiring new (and potentially cheaper) workers. So right out of the gate, it's a negative for two reasons. 1) I'm paying a highly-paid employee to sit in training and not be productive, and 2) He'll quit in a few years meaning I'll have to train him, and train his replacement rather than just training a replacement now. The union contract protects against being able to hire potentially better cheaper labor. Secondly, If a new manufacturing method requires less workers, that will be picketed as "jobs will be cut". So yes, in so many words, the "unions have contracts that stipulate what cars the manufacturers can produce".

I'm going to be wickedly pissed if all my hard re-CATPCHA work was all so they could sell a book.

Many websites which require email addresses discourage and in fact prevent the use of + while signing up.

As with most geeks, no browser will get our full attention until it gets adblock.

Remember, it's "princiPAL" because s/he's your "pal".  ugh.

I hate to be that curmudgeon old fart, but once they get something, they don't give it back.  And once they start taxing something, it's easier for you to accept new taxes.

But just read and grasp what the whole concept of this is here.  NY wants to TAX you for NOT shopping in their state.  You want to save money by buying online, they want to TAX you for saving money.

I'm not going to get into any Republican vs Democrat ideals here; I just want everyone in NY to understand what is fundamentally happening.  You exercised your right as a consumer to not shop somewhere, and you are being charged for it.

>> Meanwhile, crypto-nerds go around scoffing at your primitive WPA wifi encryption
>> and go on to introduce 47 new layers of encryption, all bigger and better than the last,
>> wasting tons of time and money in the process.

Being a nerd, nothing we go overboard on is a waste of time or money.  The value of our project is either proving to ourselves we did it, or gaining practical knowledge we can use elsewhere, like our jobs, where we get paid to do it.

I assumed their city was completely running off of Parking/Traffic Enforcement, and that everything else was just to pay off the corruption.

Try parking legally in New York City. Am I right people?