Crosswords, Jumble, Cryptograms. Computers have not caught up to the ability to take your daily puzzles outside with you while you eat lunch. Ok you CAN do that, with a laptop or a smartphone, but those are too expensive for the task and far less convenient. Sometimes pen and paper is better.

Three days? Plus how many additional dreadfully boring days to go through all the tickets you bought to see which ones are winners?

The reason is apparent in between your own lines - people will read patterns into it more than what is actually there, and make assumptions without any additional evidence.

What's funny is the second paragraph of the review, which you could not be bothered to read, is devoted to describing you personally.

How are they going to stop t-bones? People who t-bone are running through the middle of a light cycle because they were distracted, or drunk, or just plain didn't see the light -- camera is not going to have any affect in those t-bone situations whatsoever.

So what do you pay for this convenience, like $1000 a year? No thanks.

Does the article writer have more info than you do looking at the rear end of some old guy? Bet not.

Therefore that's not Steve Jobs in the pictures.

Then why doesn't the OS tell users what apps are sending what data, and how much? Keeping users in the dark is not an acceptable way to manage resources that cost money.

You have poor written English, a bad attitude, and you completely misread the summary by mentally substituting the word "are" for the word "can" that was actually written. Nice job, retard.

"It seems to me" that you're another stupid conspiracy theorist whose train of thought is not grounded in reality.

High-mounted center brake lights can be seen through the window of the car in front of you, so you can be alerted to braking TWO cars ahead instead of just one -- potentially giving you more reaction time.

Unfortunately the trend to SUVs, with blackened rear windows, kind of kills the effectiveness of it half the time.