Owners accustomed to normal steel license tags will appreciate not having to pay $7/month for a digital tag. I mean really, get a notice in the mail once a year, mail in some money and a few weeks later put a sticker on my license tag. Once a year.

I have to ask because maybe someone knows. Could the phone companies have a way to attach a digital signature to caller ID data? Or maybe send the caller ID data out of band? That way my phone could discern between some spammer's VOIP bot and a legitimate caller. For example, many spammers spoof the phone number LATA to look like they are calling from the same area code / city. If there wasn't a digital signature attached to that caller ID data, I would hope I could tell my phone to not ring. I realize in the POTS days, the data was sent between 1st and 2nd ring as 1200 baud data... .but what about to a mobile phone today?

They have come up with an adapter. Itâ(TM)s about $300 on eBay.

Marketing Director: We've got to stop testing our products on animals. It is bad for PR.
CEO: Other companies test their products on animals, why shouldn't we?
Marketing Director: Because we make hammers.

The report from iron mountain suggests using war for social cohesion and to remove undesirable elements from our society. It goes on to suggest an alien invasion as a way to unify earth. Shall I suggest that perpetual war on terrorism is getting old and we are laying the ground work for our next âoenewâ war?

This from the same police that wanted apco 25 encrypted audio so we couldnâ(TM)t know what was going on in their world? Really?

What killed dvd? Having to watch previews before the movie menu. Unskippable commercials. Annoying.

I was enjoying amazonâ(TM)s music service and listening exclusively to it. Then Iâ(TM)d notice I hadnâ(TM)t heard a song in a while. They removed it from my play list to Iâ(TM)d have to pay more for another service. So after 5 or 6 iterations of this I ga e up and went back to the torrents.

Semi trucks commonly cost more than $150,000. A boon for fleet owners will have batteries on site to swap, so the long charge time is a non issue. Not particularly good for long haul and owner operators.

In the US, the tax credits make solar work. My system was $47000, but I get 55% off and a $16500 check from the utility company itself making my payback time 2.8 years. If you could the excess $600 a year, my payback time is 6 months sooner. WIthout the tax credits the payback was 20 years, with only the utility company's "rebate" the payback would have been 13.2 years. I must be honest when I say the tax credits make solar viable. But which is better for the country as a whole? The incentive to go solar is better.

Oh don't forget he's also a mysoginst, a xenophobe and anti-semite. What's that you say? He's the first president to have had a campaign run by a woman. He's married to a foreigner and his daugher is married to a jewish guy. This crap really pisses me off... the left keeps shouting and name calling, now they've lapped themselves and actually believe the names they started using. What is true? He is unashamedly pro-American.

If you happen to have an iPhone 6 and can get internet for the âoeupgradeâ to FM radio, you can get your news. How much is a FM radio these days? And a purpose built radio will work head and shoulders above a radio inside a cell phone with no antenna. Sheesh.

The first rule of a fiat currency is that you must compel people to use it. Even if that means shutting down access to other currencies (china today) or making trading in precious metals illegal (USA, 1933). Bonus points from making the world use your fiat currency (USA 1947), and by the way, you may have to invade other countries of start a few coups along the way to ensure they continue to use your fiat currency.

Really, nothing to see here......

I fully expected their wireless charger to be something unique and incompatible with Qi. Glad they didn't go that way.

IF the phone turns on when you are checking for stray hairs, obviously you are holding it wrong.