Note that the only choice that contained "I'm familiar with it" was the "ambivalent" one. Great comment on all the loudmouths.

Social media is an inherently annoying service. Facebook is the largest social network out there, thus it has more people hating it the same way more Americans hate the IRS than the Polish Ministry of Finance.

If a robot is not sophisticated enough to obey orders that aren't hardcoded, is it in violation of the second law?

for all those end users who still can't read manuals.

I thought vultures employed police, not the other way around.

I this story went up as I hit submit on it.

'nuff said.

The saying is great advice. The problem is that people think it applies to improvements. In terms of cost vs. benefit there is no reason to go through the hassle of fixing/replacing something if what you fixed is will give you the same crappy benefits for the same obscene cost as before you started. Actually improving something whether in terms of efficiency or features is another story.

Windows with southern exposure get light all day. Sometimes it gets a bit much, especially in hot areas in the summer. The windows are tinted anyway, why not get some use out of them?

... supports fiscal engineering through tax cuts.