Itâ(TM)s also creates a lot
Of problems. Sure the USCG can enforce away and enforce/ regulate til the cows come home. Along US territorial waters , not 70 Miles out to sea. If hÃmster boy has the proper Emergency response beacon to narrow down the search if he puts out a distress call or family reports missingâ¦. Thatâ(TM)s the extent of their interaction. Correction: Used to be the extent

Once rooted/jailbroken: You won't be sorry w a 64-bit LTE phone + camera is excellent. It's a favorable window right now, where you can exist on the current OS and still restore and jailbreak. It's been http://ultimatepeter.com/how-t...

The Author of Bipolar Advantage. I've seen him talk 2X and he's one of the few that really is onto something useful.

  Tom's bipolar himself and has learned to manage it and continue as an author. He's invented a whole new approach to this stuff. I had to attend 2 of his free lectures, to really "get it". He's not selling a seminar, but truly trying to change the delivery of care.
Basically, the current mental healthcare system to strive for the unrealistic goal that they admit doesn't work! Just medicate people into some kind of "even keel" state and hope they're going to stay that way.

If you can watch a few minutes of this presentation . or read a bit of his books, I never finished one, but got a lot out of a l ittle exposure to this guy. (I've been diagnosed bipolar, btw)
Here's a recent talk by Tom Wooten, a youtube link shortened
http://bit.ly/19p8u6k

here's his website
http://www.bipolaradvantage.com/

It was costing Google money to send every text.
AND
Google aren't a charity.

Sounds logical, but I think it leaves out an important piece of the equation. Namely Google does generate a decent income from their Adwords service. This creates advertisements which will appear on relevant Google search results pages and their network of partner sites.
Therefore, SMS search, one could argue, ALSO makes money for our friendly search engine giant from Mountain View.....right?

Also, his San Francisco area code and craigslist posting, while the ebay listing defines the actual item as located in New Jersey.

hmm?

you're right, the whole idea of labeling programs as "apps" has confused me once again.
it's a bullsh*t transitional phase we're in right now.
moving on.

Unquestionably the best option! I did the same thing. after a 5year stint w/ a major telco. The $20 sounds about right for a HD which has aged 3-5yrs. Any "loss" the company initally seems to suffer is more than offset by savings in manpower when a new drive is loaded. ie;
    The IT-dept and the next person will be better-off setting up the workstation from a fresh install.

I think there's a significant difference between apps and programs.
An app, you don't have to install -- or even find the folder where you've downloaded it. And you don't need a manual or much configuration to start using it immediately.
For the majority of people, this difference is huge.
Arguably, contributing to the success and massive growth of mobile app store/market place in the past few years.

Thanks. for clarifying this for me.

The Wired article mentioned -- "That tracking trail would remain in place even if a user deleted her cookies, due to code that stores the unique ID in places other than in a traditional cookie"

I wasn't sure if this unique ID was synonymous with MAC address.

Question:
Would modifying my MacAddress stop this kind of tracking?