So a chicken also has four legs. Got it.

Are you one of those frugality nutjobs who reuses aluminum foil and wipes himself with old socks?

OK, now I read your followup. You really are a knucklehead. Not only have we had setback thermostats for ages, the Nest can adjust heating and cooling based on occupancy. It will learn when you are in the house, and in specific rooms. A simple Google search would tell you this. But apparently, you've only lived in old houses with radiators and single zones, and think nothing has changed because obviously, the HVAC fairy would have come along to rip out all that crap and upgrade it for free.

Why would so many people mod up this misinformation? The honeybee is not extinct in the wild.

Central heating is a f*cking retarded idea - heating the whole house when the simple fact is an individual can only use one room at a time.

Some people ACTUALLY LIVE WITH OTHER PEOPLE. Also, you really don't know what central heating is or how it works. I have zones. Valves only allow the hot water to enter the zones where the thermostat is calling for heat.

Radiators in the halls - WTF is that for?

That's for not having it 59 degrees in the halls while it is 69 in the rooms, resulting in possible frozen pipes (in older buildings that can't be as well insulated) or condensation on the walls. Only old buildings have radiators. Newer ones with hydronic heating use baseboards (or underfloor radiators), and you usually only see them in hallways if there's an outside wall or it's a very, very long hall with a high ceiling.

You probably should realize there are a few things like HVAC which you think are simple, but perfectly intelligent people had to study in great detail to master.

I don't see any recovery after the ban. You'd think four years would be enough to show recovery.

Honeybees aren't native to the USA. Should we expect to see them isolated in the wild? That they may have been in the past was remarkable.

They have to be within 8 meters of the key and 30 cm of the car. So that means either standing in someone's garage or the driveway, or if they're parked on the street having an accomplice stand inside the apartment building/house or at least very near it.

Too easy for my comfort, but not trivial.

Because they put a FRICKIN COMPUTER in the car, and then they go on the internet or watch TV and hear that HEY, SOME PEOPLE OUT THERE ARE BREAKING INTO COMPUTERS yet they are "ignorant" of the possibility.

You act as if the USA is the only place where drivers care about the sound of their engine.

Try watching an episode of Top Gear (the real one) sometime.

Trump has four legs?

I'm pretty sure they don't eat every species of shark, and even if they did, there aren't enough people eating shark fin soup to eat them all. It's become unfashionable. It's also illegal in places like the US to "fin" sharks; they have to take the entire shark, which makes it a lot more sustainable and less wasteful.

We'll leave you alone in your basements while the rest of us go to work. By the way, your mom says there are openings at Burger King.

I have it on a Compaq C306US with 1 GB of RAM and a 1.73 GHz Celeron. It seemed impressive at first, but the daily Defender signature update brings the machine to its knees. Seriously, the mouse pointer will not even move, and when I was actually able to bring up Perfmon, CPU and disk were both at 100%. That's unusable. I guess the answer is to install another security package, but that's a serious WTF. In 2015, it would be nice if Microsoft had heard of I/O throttling.

The audio also doesn't work unless you disable it, then re-enable it in device manager. I reported this bug with every previous build to no avail.

I wouldn't complain, but Microsoft claimed that every Vista-capable PC could run Windows 10, and that appears to be false.

That sounds similar to what happened at Microsoft with the Bedlam DL3 incident.