Your AR-15 isn't an assault rifle because it doesn't have selective fire. If it somehow does, then you'd be required to have a federal stamp, so it would be registered with the government.

Hardware issues

The Forecastfox (fix version) on Firefox actually brought me back to using the browser because that extension is just so much better than every other weather extension. I'll keep using Firefox, even though it's noticeably slower then Chrome in some areas and tends to lock up for a couple seconds at times, just for the extensions it offers. That's how much those extensions mean to some users. If those disappear I don't see any reason to keep using Firefox, unfortunately.

KeePassX

I remember that and still think about it from time to time. It was a story on the news that said 1GHz was the limit and they didn't know how they were going to progress past that. Obviously they figured it out, but I can still see the TV in my mind's eye.

I see what you did there...

Except that at that point it truly is in The Cloud on Dropbox's servers, you just still have a copy on your local drive.

I can't believe nobody's pointed out that it's actually the Sistine Chapel.

It's gotten to the point where it's almost odd for me to see a desktop now. At my office only a few people still have desktops because they're not up for a replacement yet. Those that are get a laptop. I've got a laptop now that sits docked most of the time, connected to my external mouse/keyboard and dual monitors. Same thing at home - my laptop replaced my desktop, but when it's time to do Real Work it gets connected to my external mouse/keyboard and dual monitors. Aside from serious gaming I don't see anyone buying desktops anymore, and I can't wait until the day when my phone can be docked just like my laptop and run real apps like Photoshop, Lightroom, and even a full browser rather than the mobile touch-friendly version.

That article was actually very popular when it came out because it's entirely built of questions. If he had just slammed Fieri it wouldn't have gotten near as many views as it did, but because of the way it was written it appeared on sites that it never would have otherwise. It's marketing, not an English journal.

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Except for when it doesn't.
Chris has a cat. It's Chris's cat.

I'm tempted to provide a list, but also conflicted, given the first rule of usenet. On an completely unrelated note, reddit sure seems to have subreddits for absolutely everything these days, don't they?