Who would pick a name that sounds like 'Sue Me' ?

Reinventing the wheel every few years is hard work! It keeps people employed and feeling relevant.

Quite a feat, considering this is an SSD. Although, as an anecdote, I agree seagate hard drives with those spinning disks lost any reliability years ago.

In KFC's case it was more a marketing ploy to hide the word 'fried'. At the time, fried food of any type had a lot of bad press.

They have no warehouses, they are just a paper storefront to the cheapest seller for that particular item. You never know who is actually sending you the products. Seems way overvalued.

In PA, sales tax also applies to services. Netflix provides a service. They are taxing the service, not the subscriber's access to such service.

One of my disk partition tables makes gparted crash... I had to disconnect the drive to install Fedora.

fdisk however, doesn't complaint one bit.

As a mostly cash paying customer, the new system is noticeably slower. I know this because I have to wait in line so long behind people using it. The learning curve slowing things down, I get that, however even someone that appears to be practiced in using chip and pin it is obviously slower. Often times slower than cash, which I find a little funny.

So hot it went over two digits. That actually makes it very obvious just how extremely hot it was.

These headlines are so assuming. Your this. Your that. I am not a customer of Spotify, so they are not. I hope.

I know which items are from a third party seller, yes you can tell at a glance. The issue is I don't care to see them, that's not why I am at Amazon, I am there to buy from them, and only them. Until recently I was very trusting of Amazon, now it appears counterfeits from third parties now get put in the same spot in the warehouse as legit items and sold by Amazon. Many Amazon reviews discuss this commingling problem and the resultant distrust.

The signal to noise ratio is way too high due to the flood of marketplace items, it's like shopping a flea market now.

When I go to Amazon to perhaps purchase something, I go there to buy from Amazon, not some unknown third party. I wish there was an option to disable the entire marketplace listings for my account. If there was such an option, I might shop there more. As it is I barely go there anymore.

I view Amazon now as I have Ebay for a long time, where I go to buy cheap trash I don't really need. And i don't buy cheap trash.

Other well known sellers are becoming like flea markets too, Newegg I'm looking at you. If I go to an online retailer I am going there to buy from them, not some guy on a street corner. That's how it feels now. :(

Actually you can own a pattern, apply for a trademark using the print pattern. Then legally defend the hell out of it. Even the approximation of your pattern can be considered infringement on likeness of your trademark. IANAL

Good, I finally stopped using adobe acrobat reader, since they don't even support linux anymore. I installed the recommended evince, and upon starting it up my first thought was 'wtf is this ?' It has a non-standard title bar that looks completely out of place with anything that isn't gnome. Honestly it looks so out of place I thought it must have been from the times when developers simply didn't know any better. I use XFCE.

I even looked for an option to make evince look normal, but alas this 'include the title bar in the app and ignore the window manager' feature is built into GTK 3 and is 'up to the app developer to use or not'. Wow GTK, really ? You are supposed to be GTK not GNOME :( I miss gtk 2.

Here's How Pinterest Plans to Get Visitors To Shop More

This headline reads as less hostile towards to me, especially since I have neither a pinterest, facebook, or I guess next to be in the news, a twitter account.