I can't think of any security systems that are actually listed and labeled as security systems that use infrared technology to operate.

Their "security system" is an eBay purchase for $8 AU is hardly worth calling a "security system"

This is in the same level as if I said I picked a 20 cent "lock" that uses a single tumbler with a 2 cent paperclip. That lock provides no real security in the same manner as their eBay security system.

There is a reason independent labs test, list, and label security systems. And even then, everyone who understand security understand security comes in layers.

$10 a month just so I don't get to see ads is not a deal. How about for $10 Facebook won't sell my personal information, browsing habits, and connections of everyone I associate with (and also their associations) to every "partner" they have. And while they're at it, perhaps gain some trust from their users by actually growing a backbone and keeping Big Brother out of Big Data.

$10 a month just for no ads is just a cash grab

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I checked with everyone... we're ok with that.

So it's a network analyzer and an audio bugging device?

As long as we're breaking laws, why not bug the video as well?

I do like the idea though....

Hey Adobe! How about you stop forcing a new shortcut on your users Desktops every time you updated that POS; excuse me PDF; reader of yours.

Regards,

Angry Shortcut Guy

Hasn't the Kai support been broken for a while now?

I literally do not think you know what that means.

Service companies that sell parts to customers have been keeping track of state taxes for decades. Hell, some websites even ask the county you live in if your zip code spans multiple tax jurisdictions.

Not being able to keep track of sales tax rates is not a problem. Computers are great at keeping track of numbers and Amazon has plenty of those.

Oh god, not this again.

http://pckeyboards.stores.yahoo.net/keyboards.html

Oh crap, here we go with the three shells again....

To visit http://marsandme.blogspot.com/ for a wonderful perspective from Scott on the regular dealings of being a Mars rover driver.

... before the Iranian government finds http://www.peacefire.org/circumventor/ and starts adding those proxy servers to their blocked sites list?

Let's not get too silly.

Nielsen does provide metrics for current methods of streaming.

Not only that, but if Nielsen needs metrics for any new methods of streaming to non-TV devices from TWC, they can get this data without much hassle.

Oh boy... are you going to get reamed to that one!

These are cameras. Not installed or maintained by IT staff.

Few places have physical security as a function of their IT dept, although that trend is changing.