I don't know where you are from, but a movie ticket here in the Denver Metro Area is at least $15 for your basic movie. Add in upcharges for IMAX and other "premium" formats, and you are looking at easily $20 for a single ticket.

I am the tech at a school. No way am I making entire labs of Bluetooth mice and keyboards. First off is cost, not to mention their ability to walk off easily. I'd rather have a $5 wired mouse walk off than a $30 Bluetooth one. I'd hate to have to manage a single lab of Bluetooth devices.

I've got a Performance FX. While nice, it still doesn't have that feel to it the MX1000 did.

I want my MX1000 Laser Mouse back. That thing lasted 15+ years until the base station crapped out. I replaced the internal battery about 3 times. Still the most comfortable mouse I have ever used.

YES! I would love it if I could sort my tabs by site or close tabs by site too.

All these worlds are yours â" EXCEPT EUROPA. Attempt no landing there.

Can they at least get rid of the Registry once and for all?

But the children...Won't somebody think of the children. ~Clutches at pearls~. /s But seriously, we do already have laws for this. COPPA being one. Most states have one similar to that as well.

How about they finally add a way to show all folder sizes in the Details display. Apple has had that since the OS 7.5 IIRC. And no, I don't want to hover over each folder to learn that. If I'm looking at a Detail view, I want that - Details.

I completely agree. Although people tended to be a bit more civil in face to face interactions as opposed to online. Robert Heinlein said it well: "A dying culture invariably exhibits personal rudeness. Bad manners. Lack of consideration for others in minor matters. A loss of politeness, of gentle manners, is more significant than is a riot."

I've said for years that the downfall of civilization is when we started allowing comments on news articles. The hate and vitriol oozing from the comments section of even a local article on the most benign subject is appalling.

Obligatory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?... (Eric Idle FCC Song) But seriously, I thought the FCC was supposed to serve the people. I can't wait until Ajit Pai is gone. Put in someone who wasn't a lobbyist/employee/contractor for the corporations they are supposed to be regulation

Yes. There are cheaper ones. In the area I am in, specifically Highlands Ranch, good luck finding something that isn't a condo or townhome for under $300,000. I'd prefer to stay where I am. 5 minute commute to work, good schools, good neighbors.

That is true. I also differ than most Millennials in that I have worked for the same company, a school district, since I could work. I make decent money, but what is even better, I have a pension plan and am able to retire with over 30 years at age 50. We just have too many people moving here. There are a ton from California and Texas. A lot of them are here for the weed. No lie. There is one area of town where there are 15+ pot shops in a single mile. Legalize it in the US and have everyone stay where they are. And forget about trying to go skiing on the weekends, It takes a good 3 hours to get to the closest resort because of the traffic. And that is if you leave by 5:30 or 6 am. It used to take 90 min at most. I'm rambling here. I feel like an old man "Get off my lawn, ya damn hippies!"

I'm technically considered a Millennial, but I feel more Gen X than anything, 34 Years Old. I hate living in Cities. I prefer the suburbs or rural areas. My problem with owning a house right now is price. I live in the South Denver area. A 1200 sq/ft. home with a tiny yard where I currently reside is going for $350,000+. I recently sold my 496 sq/ft Condo in the same area for $140,000 less than 2 hours after it hit the market. Moved back in with my parents and am saving for a down payment on a house. Real Estate is just way too expensive. I could have rented my condo out if my HOA would have approved, (a whole other issue). A rental like that is going for around $1000 a month. It's ludicrous.