Roger Ebert wrote a poignant essay on this topic about a year before his own death. In the essay, he explores just what information about someone means, divorced from actually knowing that person. Check it out; it's a keeper. Merry Christmas.

You may want to consider alternative DNS servers like OpenDNS on the router.

Disclaimer, I wrote this on the commode with a nexus 7.

Had to read that three times before it stopped coming out "I wrote this on a Commodore with a Nexus 7 "

Kept at it till his battery gave out.

Kinda wonder why Google hasn't done this

Their business model? Google sells on-demand access to a large-ish music catalog; I assume they don't want to compete with themselves ...

Perhaps they just pissed-off God. This suggests that airport waiting-lounges are what happened to Eden, which, IMHO, puts flaming swords to shame ...

It's not a blunder. That's the big lie: that it's an honest difference of opinion. The rest is minor detail.

Games. Right there on the list . Nevermind.

Video games. Yeah, I know, it says holodeck ... call me when they port Portal to it.

I, myself, only feed my child what the poorest kids in the world eat. How else will I stay motivated? My child may not have chosen to do this, but wtf, he's only an object in my self-motivational strategy, right? Tomorrow, I plan to shoot at him until all the worlds violence stops as well. I'm only thinking of the children. Well, all except the one I'm in charge of.

Great, so if you use the waste heat it throws off, you can get 80% efficiency. How is this different from the efficiency of using a Bunsen burner-heated teakettle to turn a little turbine for power, and claiming the waste heat as usable energy? Plus there's the entertainment value of the whistling sound of the kettle itself ... What are the figures without the waste heat thrown in? RTFA was no help ...

Nonsense

... the only winning move is not to play.