Oh, you mean the Roboform that was basing it's password generation off of the system time?

People with more money than sense, as the saying goes

It's funny, I still have yet to need to replace the battery in my old e-series SoniCare. I still take that thing on vacation without a charger and it lasts at least a week. Though finding replacement heads has moved to an online-only affair.

I have the battery one, works like a charm and is a lot smaller.

Though, really, between flossing, brushing and rinsing with diluted H2O2 (1:1), I have found that I don't really need to use the waterpik all that often.

Something tells me that the people that would benefit from this are not going to be buying a $500 toothbrush. They probably don't even own a "cheap" electric toothbrush because they long ago realized that it's a backdoor subscription for replacement heads.

Oh interesting, did GNIS also rename all the street signs, trail signs, business names, etc, etc?

Seems like *they* are the ones who are causing confusion.

Maybe the copper line makes a good anchor to attach the fiber line too ;)

Well, does the bill make the carve-out based on the underlying kernel or the actual OS running on top of it?

It's true the Android is based on the AOSP kernel, but Android (the parts that the user actively interacts with) is definitely not open source.

Couldn't the panes fly within the protection of the magnetosphere?

Is it wasting money if it protects people from cancer?

I have definitely changed my whiskey buying to Canadian brands over southern US state brands.

Doing my very small part

"Anything" might be a stretch.

He definitely doesn't shut up, but it's all about perceived slights and ballrooms AFAICT.

How else are you going to pay-gate already-installed features, though?!

I live within a mile radius of an international airport so I doubt that I will be seeing drone deliveries any time soon. I have absolutely no problem with this. It may actually improve my property value in the long term as the last bastion of a drone-free area.

Complete anecdote, but every person that I know that lives in a rural location has had fiber installed within the last year or two.

I live in Minneapolis and we now have two fiber options (T-Mobile and CenturyLink).

Maybe it's just a Minnesota thing.