My daughters' school robocalls announcements as well. This is very useful.

They don't call you back. But I worked for a company that got $88,000 in fines in a single month. So I can assure you they are getting fined. You just need to make sure you get to their actual number instead of the spoofed caller ID.

Report them to http://donotcall.gov/ anyway.

We have that too. It's at http://donotcall.gov./ And you can register your numbers and it has a simple form to submit complaints. Companies still call by spoofing the caller ID and when you report that number, nothing happens.

What you need to do is go along with them enough, pretend like you want their offer, but then say you heard about phishing so you need a real number where you can call them back. Then report THAT number. They get a fine for $11,000.

Well, the part where they caught Ulbricht responding to a live chat session as DPR with the undercover agent that was a moderator on Silk Road with the screen open and responding when they arrested him is pretty compelling evidence that he was DPR.

Neither side is saying they cracked Tor, so I'm not really sure what you are getting at.

And I have a Fry's locally and would pay $2.50 for those same items. Why would I go to Radio Shack and pay $8?

Seriously? You guys charge enough. What do you do? Pour the money down a drain?

I prefer my company laptop to my tablet because it's much faster to type with a keyboard. The tablet is good for reading books or taking on vacation (because I wouldn't miss it if it got stolen), but that's about it.

I've heard of a few companies that just upgraded all the old PCs to SSD and moved the old drive to D:. For $200 each, it's like they have brand new machines.

And conversely, I've had good jobs and enough disposable income that if I wanted to replace my gaming PC, I could have. I did replace my graphics card with a new one a couple years ago. But I was surprised when I looked at the copyright dates on my BIOS the other day and they were from 2009!!! That's six years ago now, and I didn't even notice.

I have arcade joysticks and driving wheels which I also hook up to my PC. It's a lot easier to move the keyboard when it's not attached. Other than that, nothing really.

Name 3.

One of the criteria for "not malware" in Microsoft's Malicious Software Removal Tool is that it has an uninstaller. There are others, but if there's no uninstaller, it's fair game for them to remove.

It's true. Ever since the ask.com toolbar, I've never seen any developer suggest Java except for Android.