yes but not the bank's CEO. that's the difference between the have-nots and the haves.

In some cultures, tattoos and body modifications are considered an assault on god's temple (your body). Although it's an instinct with me, more than learned behavior, I subconsciously wonder why people with tattoos hate themselves so much they cover their body with writing (or puncture wounds, or metal placed in private places). You can express your individuality in a number of ways, why do it to your body in such an irreversible manner?

Microsoft Labia has a nice ring to it.

or a phailure

You've obviously never used Korg Gadget on an iPad. This app SCREAMS to be run on a system with more horsepower and a bigger screen.

The personal computer will not be around in 50 years. With computers getting smaller, and nanotech on the rise, our needs will adapt to fit the advances of science and technology.

http://www.extremetech.com/ext...

SAMSUNG. my samsung laptop is pretty decent, bought it for a song, completely shitworthy support, but hey it runs windows 8.x

Apple stopped being a computer company with the success of the iPod, then iPhone, then iPad. They're a technology devices company whose products are geared at consumers, not a computing company focused on particular industries as they were in the 1990's (publishing, audio, video). Mac sales numbers are a footnote to the money they're printing with iPhones, and the Apple watch is just a fresh way to get their BRAND recognition on the street (since you keep your iPhone in your pocket or your purse). It doesn't matter how many Apple watches sell -- they're just more income for the Apple behemoth.

this guy's theoretical hack is still not practical, probable, or verified in meatspace. It's vaporware.

Apparently Attorney General Holder has never heard of a PLANK on a Ship at Sea, where there are Sharks with fucking laser beams. So General Petraeus' walk will be a long one.

And traitors of the Bush White House Occupancy are supposed to be handed stiff bonuses, not flabby penalties

politics are an important part of the environment but you're correct: attempts to boil this debate down to conservative vs liberal is (figuratively) us eating the red herring. truth of the matter is all politicians seek the backing of wealthy donors / special interest groups including the RIAA, because indie artists who aren't part of corporate rock / corporate greed aren't big political donors. laws will not be made in favor of the people.

I don't teach myself guitar for many songs written by other artists. I'm far more interested in creating my own content, thankyouverymuch.

and now the photos only show 2 members instead of 10

Snowden was the canary in the coalmine. He's not the only one who recognized that governments are abusing their power; he's just the poster boy.