So which part of replacing a digitizer is detrimental to public safety? I agree that people shouldn't be mislead to believe that a part is OEM unless it actually is, but I don't think that falls under "detrimental to public safety." Also, does every company get to go on HS raids or is there a buy in that Apple paid for the privilege?

I honestly hope I run into someone like you. Not all of us are afraid of punching back.

No he didn't misspeak, he was taken out of context.

I don't remember him saying, "You didn't build that (company)!" Oh! YOU added that in there! Gotcha. Well gee I guess if we can just add in the stuff we want to believe people said then it's fine. "(the government)....makes a nation great." - Impy the Impiuos Imp Wow you are such a socialist!

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This. It gets me that they would throw out good PC's for a virus, much less not just nuke the drive and restore from an image.

The game itself doesn't sound like something I"d normally play, but the cracked copy I'll definitely be checking out!

Perhaps people would pay more attention to his ideas if he made them prominent instead of burying them under that expanse of verbiage. As far as why Quirky sucks, it's probably more to do with the fact that the "inventions" on there are mostly BS.

This.

I read the description and the article and found no evidence that Tesla plans to incorporate a battery of the kind described. The suppositions are based off of other suppositions. The fact that a company patented something doesn't mean they're going to use it and basing company tactics off of something that minute is simply fishing for a story that's not there.

The fact that people have strong opinions about a misinformed fluff-piece is sad.

The notice wasn't directed at you so much as at the conversation, you just happened to be the bottom on the line. My apologies for the confusion.

A bit off topic, but I find it interesting that you seem to think the commenter named "girlintrainging" is automatically a guy, when I see very little evidence of it.

Probably because I was being an ass with my comment by making light of the fact that the name of it means absolutely nothing in reality.

Well they were going to go with "Bigger than average storm for this area, but not quite a hurricane," but then marketing got a hold of it.