....unplug internet because afraid... Adblock does its job and does it well, I don't see ads. Do I care if they sell some info about my browsing, no. We've left the age where NoScript is relevant, I don't want to have to allow every other website I visit just because I'm paranoid.

Points for Matrix reference... wait.... ;)

Lol, this.

Like every other tool that has an "export to HTML" option: Complete unreadable garbage.

Adblock Plus... Install it, love it... no more crazy flashing ads.

News from US-CERT comes after SlashDot.... that is broken. :)

I agree with the AC, your post looks like a short sighted (idiot) or troll comment to me. The 33,561 people in the U.S. that died in 2012 from an automobile related incident and their families would probably be pro self-driving car.

We can discuss (argue about) the various merits of self-driving cars all day long but I'll make it simple: I trust a computer to do complex repetitive math all day long and not make a mistake where I would expect multiple screw ups from a human. Take that same concept and apply it to a car. Will there be issues still, yes... just a whole lot less.

*Woooooooooosh*

Disclaimer: Android Fanboy

While they may have been the "de facto" device in 2011, it looks like they were overrun by all the various Android tables a while ago and are still in market share decline. For a single device compared against all others they may have the most share, but not by OS. With Apple just catching up to Samsung’s 2012 products this trend will probably continue.

Of all the days to not have mod points... Got a good morning chuckle out of this one. :)

In other news: Samsung has yet again copied Apples innovative efforts by introducing their own 5.5 inch screen device in a vain attempt to capture some of Apples newly created larger screen phone market.

Only if they have more mod points than the rest of us. If I make it to -1 the Mac crown wins. ;)

I wish I had mod points today... although I don't know if I would have give you a +1 funny or informative. ;)

I'm glad to see Blackberry blackberry innovating a square screen phone with keyboard. Oops, that's Microsoft's failed phone... my bad.

In all the years I've used NO-IP for personal and business DNS management, NOT ONCE have they done anything I'd even remotely consider shady. Their service was rock solid until Micro$oft came in with a hostile takeover, hell they didn't even bother to so much as talk with NO-IP beforehand.