You're either misinformed or just plain stupid. I'll assume the former.

Non-Pro Surfaces are indeed closer to Android tablets and iPads. They are also priced accordingly (though not race-to-the-bottom prices, like what Android is going through).

Surface Pros are Ultrabooks crammed into tablets. They run circles around anything that runs Android or iOS. They are thus priced like Ultrabooks.

So, exactly the same as iPads or Android tablets.

I can only recommend them. They do have a few teething issues when new, but everything other than the RT-AC87U is working fine now.

I can personally recommend the RT-N66U, RT-AC66U or RT-AC68U.

All RT-N66U/W (it's just a different chassis color) revisions work with pretty much any firmware out there. The stock firmware and its forks already 95% of everything you might want, too.

The RT-N66U/RT-N66W is an excellent deal right now. Absolute best 802.11n router out there. Its sucessors, the RT-AC66U and RT-AC68U, are also very good.

And yes, all of them are as open as you can realistically get.

It's a sort of logical fallacy.

They believe that because not all objectives were met, the whole thing was a complete failure.

a) There is no real doubt.
b) There's the little matter of the rockets being fired...

Who's to say they're not actually alive? At least a brick will never threaten to hurt you and, in fact, cannot speak.

Not sure if trolling or just really stupid...

You really are a moron.

By quoting him as they did, they offered his view as that of an authority. The words attributed to him (which you so kindly quoted) are equivalent to "kill all Jews".
Thus, they are in effect saying "kill all Jews".

If you can't get this inside your skull, maybe you should start by removing it from your ass.

I thought it was clear that I was talking about the scam itself, not the setup.

In any case, I did not know how the method works - I do not work as a cashier/salesman and I do not work at a bank.

The summary does not make it clear whether the stores' POS systems interacted with the banks' systems.

You don't get it, do you?

Leaving your pitiful strawman response aside, the point is as follows:

You cannot pretend to not incite genocide if you're quoting a guy who IS inciting genocide.

While quoting does not always imply that the author agrees, in this particular case it does. By quoting a prophet, who by definition speaks God's word, they are effectively saying "Do what he says!", even if they don't make a clear statement agreeing with him.

If you quote something and do not argue against it, you are siding with the quoted material.

Of course it's a war crime to use schools, hospitals, places of worship and similar public places as weapons stores or launching sites.

Gaza certainly was not "occupied" until a few days ago.

I'm sure terrorist-smuggling tunnels and rocket attacks had nothing to do with that.