It's not a push back against tech, but a push toward living in the moment. I've got plenty of technology, wouldn't want to live without it. There's such a thing as being overstimulated though, and also being too distracted. I reserve certain times for going online (i.e. whenever I want) but I'm not looking stuff up on Wikipedia and imdb every 5 minutes either, and when I put my tablet down I don't have notifitions on so it doesn't keep calling me after I decided I was done with it. I don't get texts but I have a phone, and I check my email once a day. It's called moderation.

I know at least one person though who if you tell them anything they are already turning their eyes to their device, looking it up and trying to inform themselves and also me about it. That's great but I bet you'll forget 5 minutes later when you're looking up the next thing, and also I'm trying to relate to you here by the way, not cram trivia in my short term memory. Or they're texting all during break and when they go back to work they're just IMing anyway on their work computer, what's the point of the break? They looked intense when they were texting and I bet they never got to relax.

Operating system updates should only have incremental improvements.

That's exactly my reasoning. Also to the other person who replied below, those samsungs are out of date, I want to run apps too.

I'm looking for a 4" device that runs android and is not a phone, and has current hardware. Nobody seems to be making such a device unfortunately. Samsung used to have the Galaxy Player but not anymore. I specifically don't want a phone.

It's not the car that will behave like a smartphone, just the radio. Which is normally a useless waste of space that blares advertising, so no loss there.

Well maybe if you stopped with that presumptuous overblown sense of entitlement then someone might take you seriously!

Don't want this in Mario or Borderlands but I'm sure it's already in America's Army.

Albert Penello is also quoted as saying this on the topic:

So I wouldn't exactly take his limited view as a yardstick by which to measure how much data they are collecting and for what purposes.

There was no expectation in the beginning except to get the problem solved, and that's what happened. Do you want them to hold the vulnerabilities for ransom or something? Maybe in the future some good samaritan will help you out with one of your problems too. Think of all the users you have helped out as well.

I never feel better than when it's bright and sunny and everything's green.

Here's a good article on every myst game including uru: http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/myst/myst.htm

Well I wish they would let that apply to other groups then.

You can't easily specify printout options with HTML for one...