...the security of thousands of customers. Way to go, TP-Link.

Yeah, you read that wrong.

You only have to scrub the shower once a month if you take a minute to spray it on the regular.

Affirmative Action and society will punish you if your hiring policies *aren't* sexist in a field where women are not 50% of the work force (unless it's a distasteful or dangerous job, then it's fine.)

Yeah, work smarter, not harder. Bleach once a week, toilet duck once a month. Scrub for like 30 seconds once it has sit for like 10 minutes.

Same with the shower. Spray it with that daily shower stuff, takes a minute. Throw a little bleach in there once in a while (not at the same time), then rinse it out. Then a quick 5-minute scrub before your shower once a month is all it takes to maintain it unless you're waffle stomping in there.

A lot of work? You must have children and/or multiple pets. Unless you are actively destroying your house, it's very easy to maintain.

Source: I am a house husband. I do the dishes, I do the laundry, I do the vacuuming. No kids, no pets. It's easy.

I have an alpha wife. She makes bank. It rocks.

I am doing laundry right now.

We have three tablets for the two of us. One in the kitchen for recipes, and a personal one for us to use around the house.

I often hang out on the couch and listen to music while I read e-comics, browse Reddit or Imgur, or use the tablet to look up IMDB entries. A laptop is just cumbersome and hot in those circumstances. An 8" tablet like my Samsung (1600p, beautiful display) is perfect, easy to read -- easier to read than a 4" phone screen. Laptop too big, phone too small.

Also works fine in the bathroom. Easier to read than a phone.

I have a crappy Nook HD for recipes and music selection in the kitchen -- it's a lot more portable than a laptop, fits everywhere, lasts a week or more on a charge just sitting there, and I don't have to worry about getting anything in a keyboard or using a mouse or crappy touch pad. Laptop too big, phone too small.

I was skeptical about getting a tablet, but for us they've worked out great in these scenarios.

Everyone has different needs.

Raise your hand if you had a CNA before the "C" was cisco...

Why doesn't some billionaire or coalition of billionaires fund some mercs to go cripple Al Qaeda and Daesh, unless these terrorist groups are somehow good for their version of the economy?

Does anyone actually find sitting on bar stools comfortable? I never have.

"Among the first" is weak language. It could feasibly refer to major hardware manufacturers or even operating systems (considering how few there are, that's a really weak statement, but still technically true.)

With a ~1-second Sleep command that isn't buggy as shit, I'd actually turn my PC off every night.

For this performance and density, the $6000 mentioned by the AC above (a fictitious number I'm assuming, since I can't find any references to an actual price) would be pretty good, if it were true. That's under $400/TB. Consumer-grade drives were at that price/TB not too long ago, for much worse performance and density.

Yep. I use a VPN on one system and I am getting inundated with the CloudFlare CAPTCHAs, and they don't work right. It keeps coming up over and over.

I want to switch to ZFS, but I'm not sure how ZFS handles failure on the boot drive, and my Google searches weren't very successful in answering the question either.