We've got one of the likely affected Hybrids and the 12V battery is in the trunk under a plastic cover. Here's how to get to it. https://youtu.be/wXSdtr0RG0E Honestly, the only worry I've got is it shaking around a bit back there. I guess it could tip slightly?

Gmail has been doing this for years. https://gmail.googleblog.com/2... Not sure if it works when using Gmail in IMAP clients, though.

Always-on-VPN is a policy that can be set on managed devices. Has nothing to do with Microsoft other than sharing a name with their product. https://www.howtogeek.com/2188...

Waterproof electronics benefit from wireless charging as well. Don't have to have a sealed charging port or put a silly rubber boot in it.

Movies and TV shows are still DRMed.

The (original) fix is available as an ISO and USB stick image for non-Windows machines. I used it on a Macbook Pro last month. http://www.samsung.com/global/...

Turns out the initial fix didn't solve the issue completely. There's another fix coming soon: http://www.anandtech.com/show/...

We waited for an hour at BoC last time to change money. It was like a Kafka-esque DMV. 4 windows, 1 wasn't available for currency transfers, then 2 closed as it became my turn (lunch time.) Then they didn't change all the money over. Why? Who knows. Use China Merchants Bank or just take your RMB back to HK.

Yeah. I know the difference but just wanted to make a joke about stinky tofu.

We stay near a street vendor that serves "Stinky Tofu." He's not the only one in town with that product, but I'm fairly sure I know where the stink comes from.

The worst part about gutter oil is that the "reprocessing" actually makes it more dangerous. The worst chemicals aren't broken down by heat and become more potent as the other garbage (literally) boils off.

Also, bring your hotel name and address written in Chinese. The cab drivers will not know English. When you get to the hotel ask for a name card. It will have the name, logo, address, and phone number of the hotel on it. You can then give that to a cabbie.

The hotels will change cash, but only perfect foreign bills. I got told "this bill is broken" when it had a small crease in the corner. Either use an ATM in China or use one in HK and have Travelex do the conversion. There are also ATMs at the Hong Kong airport that dispense RMB. I trust those more than the ones in China. Beware that Travelex will convert your foreign currency to HKD and then to RMB if you bring them cash, doubling their fees. Use the ATM.

The advice to get a limo ride is also terrible. If you share the car with someone and they get searched, you get searched. If the car in front of you gets searched it can take a very long time to cross.

It's much easier to take a cab from HKG to the border and walk across if it's evening time. It's about $300HK/ $50 USD and you can take 1-4 people. The Shenzhen Bay crossing closes ~11:30PM, though, so if you're late you'll have to find another way.

During the day, a ferry is a better bet because customs can be extremely clogged up at the walk through checkpoint. I've waited 2-3 hours to walk back across into Hong Kong. There are far fewer people at the ferry terminal checkpoints.

Beware of Gutter Oil. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v... Only take red or blue (electric) taxis. The guys at Shenzhen Bay who want your business will charge 2-5x the regulated rate.

The chooser popped up once or twice in Reeder on my iPhone but seems to have disappeared as of a few days ago and I only get the desktop site now. It'd be nice to have a "switch to mobile/desktop" link somewhere on the page.

Took the words out of my mouth. This is infuriating and trivial to fix.