AT&T's logo is the Death Star, fer cryin' out loud. Just because they're not as bad as Comcast, doesn't mean they're not terrible.

The Beatles really ARE more popular than Jesus.

No. But her father was a Sergeant in the Army.

Try putting a battery in a diesel engine and see how well it runs. There's surely a future in electric cars, but that doesn't help the current fleet of diesel and gasoline vehicles. There needs to be more than solution to solve our myriad of energy problems.

Since the original Nexus 7 came out in 2012, then yes, 3 years is a pretty good run.

Right. Android Lollipop was the only OS ever fielded that had bugs.

That's a big fist.

To be fair, slashmydots thinks the same thing of leaving the basement.

If you have 2 friends, then emailing all both of them makes sense. When you have hundreds, making one small setting on FB and getting back to important stuff makes a little more sense.

I'm running an LG Google Nexus 5 with Cyanogenmod KitKat. I restart my phone...when I feel like it? I can't remember the last time it shut down on me. It's stable, fast, clean, and customizable.

So you suffered through Unity, but systemd is what turns you away? Huh.

I think this may contribute to an already existing problem with the high cancer rate: high detection. How many people who are diagnosed with cancer would have lived just fine and ended up dying from something else? We do find cancer in autopsies where the person didn't know they had cancer. Is the current trend of high cancer rates partly due to better means of detection, and it's just that lots of people have had asymptomatic cancer all this time? Does every form of cancer require massive amounts of chemo? My wife passed away from stage 4 colon cancer last year. It had spread to her lungs, adrenal gland, and liver. She had surgery for the original tumor, and underwent 3 years of aggressive chemo to remove the very tiny filaments elsewhere in her body. I can only wonder if, without the chemo, she would have had the same fate. There are people who forego chemo and survive. And obviously chemo is necessary for many people to beat cancer. But I have to wonder if getting better at detecting cancer will bring more good than harm.

She told people to eat things instead of getting proper treatment for cancer. If a relative of mine died from cancer after following her advice, I'd file a class action lawsuit. I hope someone does.

Realer is a perfectly cromulent word.

But the blood in your brain will keep you alive another 5-7 seconds of agonizing pain as you watch your headless body slump to the floor. Not exactly humane.