haha. I am in Florida, no inspection stickers! FTW

and who in the right mind would buy a car with wheel sensors?
and would privacy advocates prevail to keep this from ever entering the market?
what would keep someone from just putting gloves on so it cant read the pulse on your hand?

uhh. the license provides you with pre-releases of the updates (like as of now) for mac osx and ios before the public release so your apps will work with any updates changes to any of the devices mentioned in the keynote. it also allows you to have access to all of the sessions if you werent able to make it to WWDC. If you are able to make it (you cant go unless you arent a developer, unless you get a special invite) you get one on one time with developers in the session labs to look over your code, help with bugs and in other technical help you might have. You also get the developer videos as well as access to the apple developer forums.

You also get two technical support incidents with actual apple engineers that will go through your code, look at bugs with you, offer suggestions/help.feedback/ and help you fix your problem. Obviously this would be something worthwhile in case you've exhausted all avenues of technical support from the web or from other colleagues.

It also includes the ability to sell your apps on the apple store. Sure, you could do it but how are you going to get the visibility you need to get your app noticed if it is not in the app store? How are you going to set up the payment system/networking/server maintenance/etc/etc so that you accept all major credit cards and get all that secure for people to buy your app? (assuming you have enough traffic to even warrant such as set up)

The apple developer program is now all in one instead of paying a separate license or Mac OSX, iOS and Safari. This is good news and makes sense. It was kinda pointless to have a separate license for all these common features between devices/hardware.

which currently offer 35/60/90/150/300 mbps internet tiers to normal folk and in some local communities like the ones in the Tampa area they signed exclusive deals to upcoming and new subdivisions/HOAs to offer 1 Gbps speeds as part of their lure to get people to move in. So if Charter buys them out what happens to the 1 Gbps deal that the original builder/HOA/CDD signed?? I bet that'll piss 'em off if Charter says, "sorry!!"

one mile south, then west, then north isn't the same exact spot that you started at. You would have to go one mile east. Unless "You end up exactly where you started" means you go 1 mile east.

the story headline reads like only DRM is enabled for Windows and not Mac.

Never seen 'em.

Yeah but you don't have to form Frats or Sororities to interact and bond with people sharing the same traits. You can do that using other means without taking up University space to build the big and lavish frat/sorority houses to accommodate only those types of people.

All electric, hot water heater, a/c. Try to keep the temp on the a/c around 73-75 F but most of the time its on, even in 'winter' months here in Central Florida.

I don;t know how others fare and obviously your mileage may vary due to occupancy, where you live, if you stay at home or not etc. We are currently in a 2,000 sq ft , 4 bed , 2 bath house.

Using my usage of about 2,000 kwh per month, I would have to figure out how much solar/battery usage I would need for that type of usage and when I would break even.

really?? I still have my NES.

I can;t believe people only use 24 kwh. My average is roughly 2,000 kwh per month, about 70ish kwh per DAY. It will go higher in the summer months when its 100 degrees outside not counting the humidity. (Live in Central/Southern Florida, 4 bedroom, 2 bathm 2000 sq foot house)

they dont have my credit cards b/c i dont put that on there nor do i click on anything on Facebook to pay with a credit card. the phone number on my profile on Facebook is fake as well. I dont put where i work, for how long and what street I live on.