Funny, I remember when Win95 launched and most people were very enthused about it as it was a great upgrade.

Thanks so much. I actually like Comma Feed more than The Old Reader!

Agreed! no stupid swiping back and forth or browser plugins like with Feedly...

The Old Reader is almost as good as Google Reader for my use. I just want a simple web browser based list of my article subscriptions.

I tried Feedly, and other "replacements" but they were just too annoying with their stupid swiping and web browser plugins.

Why is this insightful? Evolve into what?

I do run multiple firewalls (hardware and software), and I also run adblock within Chrome/Firefox.

Sure but I do run multiple firewalls (hardware and software), and I also run adblock within Chrome/Firefox.

I think if you know what you're doing AV is a complete waste of time and energy, and over time just sap your computers speed and time between re-installs In 2 decades of computers I have gotten 2 viruses, both times my AV didn't stop them. So about 4 years ago a trusted friend told me he stopped, and hadn't had problems. I just practice safe computing which means all files I use are received via my web email service which has built in AV scanning (gmail), I don't download applications illegally which is where most viruses come nowadays, and do occasionally scan with MalwareBytes which hasn't found one thing in 4 years.

If you're a "nerd" you really don't need an AV as you know the main attack vectors.

Where can I get the compiled binary for these two games?

Get a VPN and then subscribe to USA netflix.

Agreed on file system issue. Dropbox makes this much better though

There are several ways you just didn't know where or how to get them. To name a few options, T mobile sells prepaid sims in their stores and online, eBay has prepaid pre carded t mobile sims, straight talk sells pre paid sims.

What did you switch to using?

Boeing built it in pieces because they had to be able to sell the plane to foreign countries. It's a tremendous sales aid being able to point to parts of the plane being built by the country interested in purchasing the plane. This is why it's a mess of a build.

LCD and plasma for several years use similar amount of power...

http://www.techlicious.com/blog/lcd-vs-plasma-what-are-their-true-energy-costs/

"Our friends at HD Guru did some analysis to determine if there is the real difference between “energy efficient” LED models, and “power hungry” plasmas. According to HD Guru, the LG 47-inch 47LW6500 LED LCD will have an EnergyGuide yearly estimated cost of $13. While the LG 42-inch 42PT350 plasma will have an estimated cost of $21.

That's not much. And, as HD Guru points out, given the vast price discrepancy between the average plasma and the average LED LCD (over $500, in this example), it is highly unlikely you would ever see a return on your investment, power consumption-wise (62.5 years, between these two).