I know you're making a joke, but I literally just got this email newsletter from costco: http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11771916&cm_mmc=BCEmail_Sept2012MailerLP-_-Header-_-1-_-MarketingItemName (9687 Total Servings 1 Person 1 Year Food Supply)

"Zuper Blahq Inside"

Don't forget the new unruly gathering violation. If you are caught with over 20 people in the same property the cops issue a $700 fine on the spot and notify the landlords. The landlords then have the option to evict you ASAP or they get fined $500.
Also we're not allowed to feed the ducks any more at Laguna :[

Now I know what people will think of when they see where I went to college.

To quote my friend who works for Amazon, "The "share on" facebook and twitter buttons below the summary should be replaced by the amazon smile ;)"

How will I ever know how Lost ends!!

A classic example is using IR to identify weapons that were recently fired. If they are hot then they were more than likely involved in recent gunfire.

They're not autonomous like you think they are.

I don't personally know the details to why they have 3 American Civilians on their hit list. That's technology independent. I'm just saying that they will have a better understanding of the situation to make better decisions through drones.

UAVs allow operators to make intelligent decisions because they are not in the heat of battle, change shifts every hour, have someone behind them helping them make decisions, and have advanced payloads identifying actual threats versus civilians. There is no comparison to other methods in regards to reducing civilian casualties.

I find this solution to be really silly. After the Northridge Earthquake in Southern California in 1994, no one in the area could even use the phones. There was too many people trying to make calls for anything to work. The earthquake they're referring to was tiny in comparison. People should be looking to a battery based radio or working with their neighbors to figure out what is going on.

Rabobank may have been just a clerk error. The person who briefed me was a little scatter-brained. I bet it's for a good reason too. Their different plans are very customizable (and confusing) so it must be a challenge to keep all that knowledge straight.

I'm glad they do support it. I unfortunately had bad experiences with BoA in the past so I didn't even consider them while shopping for new banks. I'll have to re-consider them next time I switch banks.

That's great to know, thank you! I checked out Rabobank, Chase, and Wells Fargo. They all looked at me like I had spoken another language.

I was alarmed when I was searching for a new bank that the major banks do not offer authenticators or usb dongles to use for online banking for normal consumers. Why can I protect my WoW account better than my bank account?