What if you only have one hand?

You're misidentifying republicans as liberals.
See what I did there? The same as you. Please stop.

I've taken strides to make damn sure the things I buy do not access the internet, if they don't have a productive need to.
The only thing in my house that connects to the internet is my playstation, computer, and.. well.. yeah. That sums it up. I have a techie house, but not internet house.
Since I know how things work behind the scenes, it scares the bejeezus out of me to even think about lining things up to basically be spread buck-naked and ready...

Thank you, that's what I've been saying.

In fact, Android was the very reason I broke down and bought an iPhone at first. I went from flip phones to an android and after 2 days I gave that phone to my brother and bought an iPhone. It's an appliance to me, nothing more. I have servers and desktops to administer/program/learn/etc. I'm not wasting my time on a phone that requires me to go through that much effort to keep it functioning properly, or use it correctly.

I think he meant without stripping it apart and putting a new processor/motherboard/memory into it... because a pre-2005 doesn't have anywhere near the hardware.
Nowhere near much of anything technology related, actually.

ecosystem, cult, environment, whatever you want to call it.
apt-get anyone?

How cute, anyone who says anything in defense of apple is now ostracized when such a blanket statement was made that's unsubstantiated by anything realistic. wonderful.
This is why I don't give two shits what other people think.

like... the dollar currently?

please, stop. youre making yourself look bad.

That was a jackass thing to say, especially since it's not true.

Yeah, you keep believing that ok buddy?

It basically is a veiled attempt to poke fun at geeks with nerd and social outcast personas.
I couldn't get through the first two shows before becoming sickened everytime it came on.

Now they can actually implement it in the real world instead of in studio environments.

Jeff is right, i watched Avatar in 3D twice (once myself, once with someone else because they wanted someone to see it with) and both times were great with no issues.
I also watched probably 4-5 other movies in the new 3D glasses, with the same outcome. It might have to do with eyesight or perception.
Either way, it's not the tech that is an issue, it's how humans aren't the same.

So those are you feelings about Ashley Madison?
Intriguing.