I've had various cell phones since 1993 and always go through at least one battery replacement cycle.
I just recently replaced my battery on my original Motorola Droid. It still works great. I got the new battery from Amazon for 14.00 and that included 2-day shipping.

Your statement is completely false! +5 insightful my ass!

Or the rise of the Foundation!

We must be neighbors. I'm in the same zip and my number is 867-5309! The card processor that I use in my business has zip code verification as a part of the transaction authorization for manually entered numbers. If the zip is entered incorrectly the processor will warn of the disparity but it will still authorize the transaction. If the cvv code is incorrect then the transaction will be declined. By the way, the cvv code should never be given when the card is physically present. When I'm asked for it I just say "no". If the merchant doesn't like that then I'll just leave.

You got me. Well played.

It's full of stars!

I don't know, momentum could propel the stock for a while. I wouldn't consider it a long term play, but it could be a Yahoo type of play. I made a lot of money on that in the 90's.

Wow, I had the very same computer. I upgraded it with a 20MB hard drive and used it as a retail store POS system until 1997. The computer's power supply was in the monitor! Didn't it also require 2AA batteries to maintain bios settings?

I Agree. When I first got my Droid, I was going to install a free game until I saw it wanted access to by contacts list. The notification screen during app install is quite clear and easy to understand. There is no excuse for not reading it.

That sounds like my home Win box. I guess it is pushing 10 years. At Work, I invoice on a PII-300 Compaq deskpro.

If a site is available for free and is ad supported, the customers (that is, the ones buying the product) are the advertisers, the users are the product.

We already do that, it's called the Homeland Security Act.

If the person goes from point A to point B, a distance of 1.6667 miles, in less than a minute, then they are going faster than 70 miles per hour. They have to be. There is no way round that.

Two more words...

George Tiller.

There are many more words, but just assume I can rattle off at a dozen Christian terrorist attacks against abortion clinics and Planned Parenthood offices without resorting to Wikipedia.

And just to save myself a round of back and forth with an apologist for these acts of Christian terrorism, let me pre-emptively give my likely response: the Ku Klux Klan. They don't exactly burn those crosses for warmth, you know...

Until it got dark, and your dad told you to turn the light off because it was messing with his night vision.