You should look up and see the sun rather than looking down at the insects

I have a 36" inseam. On most airlines my knees are touching the bottom edge of the tray table on the seat in front of me. Any movement back of that seat drives the edge of the tray right into my knee caps. I don't too much mind finding another place for my legs if I am given time but when someone drives their seat back with any force it is directly smashing my kneecaps towards my shins and is very painful.I can't even put my own try table down because my legs are in the way if the seat in front of me is fully upright.

I can't believe I would ever side with a company like Cox but in this case I think I have to agree. I don't want my internet provider watching everything and telling me what I can and can't do. Seems ridiculous to me and will lead to even more censorship and control.

I installed the app and ran it from various locations in my home. I also have 1gig up/down. I also get 400-600mbit on my phone. This app reported the same 40.x down up and 52.x up no matter where I was in my home. I'm pretty sure it is testing the cellular signal and then sending the results via the internet using your WiFi. I uninstalled it :)

Try 42G tp 110G per hour depending on the codec used for 4K movies. Netflix for one offers many series in 4K

Not even close. In my case going from Dish Network to Comcast 105mbs cable internet my bill went from $160 to $65 even with all those add ons.

As a programmer I think Microsoft missed the boat in a totally different way. A long time ago before Windows 2000 there was an announcement that Microsoft was going to release an OS with a replaceable UI so that the server could have a lite weight UI and the desktop a more substantial one. They never delivered. I think this would have made all the difference in the world. There there could have been the same OS on all platforms and a replaceable UI to meet the needs of each platform. With different OSes for each platform it was the most frustrating thing to develop an app for the desktop and then when porting it to Windows CE finding out that half the library/systems calls didn't even exist in that OS. I was excited again when I read that they were finally going to put the same OS on every platform with Windows 8 but then when they forced the same UI on everyone I was again greatly disappointed. I am a Windows developer, have been for 25 years. I have an Android phone and tablet and love them.

I agree with the wiki statement. I think MS should put all documentation on a wiki so that people that actually use the stuff can add actual useful examples and fix ambiguities, etc. This would make the documentation much better over time.

>Windows Mobile's Win32 API is easy to code. It is just like the Win32 desktop. Except it isn't. I tried for quit some time to port several desktop apps to WM6.5 and although I could use the same programming language and API a lot of the system calls didn't exist. I lot of networking functions were missing, a lot of encryption functions were missing, the phone OS was just too cut back.

I think this should be a fight fire with fire type thing. You can not fight a tyrannical government who has full auto high capacity weapons with your single shot pea shooter. The second amendment is not for hunting or just home protection after all.

I also love getting the log of the entire conversation at the end.

Blah... It is easy to set up WiFi security on your router, what sucks however is getting it set up on your DirecTV, Wii, PS3, the five smart phones in the family and what about when the kids bring their friend's XBox over and your coworker or worse yet father in law comes over with their laptop. Setting wireless security is really a giant pain in the butt when you are not the only person who is going to use it and your laptop is not the only device.

This was a little surprising to me but I was having a problem with my AT&T HTC Tilt 2 phone and tech support had me turn the phone OFF and they then pushed an update and turned it back on for me so OFF isn't really off anymore.