I feel like this idea was not the solution that led to the 40 hour workweek in the first place.

The point is, the device is only secure as the communication line is. We've all seen the evidence that 2G and 3G networks are basically wide open to MITM intercept attacks by just turning on a cell simulator (Stingray) device close to the phone, especially with encryption downgrade attacks. 4g and LTE systems may be more secure, but even those are susceptible some attacks. The president is certainly worth the effort if anyone is.

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Exactly. I've used Nexus devices single the Galaxy Nexus, and I do not understand anyone who does not use the reference device wanting Android updates in a timely manner. If you go with a carrier, expect to be used for profit during the current fiscal year.

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Adblockers usually also have a "block element" option (uBlock has "Element Picker" when you click on its options) which gets rid of those types of overlays quite handily.

Empirix's Voice Watch product actually does this thing exactly. Although it's usually used by the company, not the customer.

The Great Suspender for Chrome also does this. Works perfectly.

From what I understand, the problem was that the NSA was intercepting the package and modifying the equipment before delivery. With a dedicated courier, even if they do get a list of who has what item, they will not be able to intercept the package as before.

1. You have to wear that specific garment; 2. You have to get the power from the garment to the device. It isn't going to happen. Just give us a better battery.

Wireless charging is fantastic-- it eliminates effort and wear and tear on all my devices' historical weakness, the mechanical stress on the charging port. I've replaced all chargers I can with Qi chargers.

So I don't watch TV and haven't since 1996. I have been watching more shows on streaming lately as a result of both more shows of quality being available and variety of services (I have Prime and Netflix). My TV is hooked up to my computer, so I hardly ever actually use the "TV" function to watch OTA broadcasts-- when I do, inevitably an ad comes on and I flip it back to being a giant monitor.

Sorry, posting to remove mistaken moderation.

And frankly, I stopped using Facebook for exactly this reason. I will not be reminded of my past events by an algorithm.

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