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Thank God! This will let Trump give maybe a whole $1 million back to the oil industry. The country has been saved! Oh, you didn't think this was actually going to lower your taxes did you? HaHaHaHa.

So basically, if you use a PIN/Password and somebody wants to make you unlock your phone, they can just tie you down and stick a gun in your face?

Why should they care? There is no punishment for lack of security. Heck even after the breach they have just been given a $7+ million contract by the IRS so they can let even more of our information get stolen. Until CEO are held personally responsible there will be no change.

"they curse". You know your game is bad when you consider that a major selling point.

Who would have thought people wouldn't pay $6 a month for 1 TV show WITH commericals? I'll wait for the Bluray to get to $10.

So you think everyone (or even a majority) could read a map and survive in the middle of nowhere with just a knife and compass before GPS was invented? Reads like just another "LOL stoopid millennials!!!!" post.

Feels more like a teaser announcement than a main title sequence.

Maybe read the article. Is that still a thing?

People on a computer hardware site complaining about artificially limiting a product to sell it at different price points.

I love how these companies just pull big numbers out of their ass when they talk about their supposed "loses".

Just another "OMG!!!!! Terrorists use the Internet!!!!! We need to shut it down now!!!!!!" headline.

Not really. Swiping a card is a lot more convenient and easy to use than going through a bunch of bills and waiting for the cashier to figure out your change. If you lose your cash or it gets stolen, it's gone. If you lose your card or it gets stolen, you just report it and get a new one and...

Yeah, because nobody hacks/cheats on the console versions.

Trademarking common words just needs to stop. If you can't be bothered to come up with an original name instead of just flipping through the dictionary, then you don't need a trademark.

Wow Facebook managed to match phone numbers from one database to phone numbers from another? Who would have ever imagined such an impressive technical feat would ever occur in our lifetime? I take it the Commission doesn't actually have anyone with IT knowledge. I like their "well it wouldn't...

While price was a factor, the main reason I finally dropped cable a few years ago was that I realized I didn't like anything that was on and really hadn't for years. I only ever had the TV on as background noise. So why would I go to a service that offered the exact same thing? Even my Netflix...

If I see that a game is going to have paid DLC, I just wait a while for the "Game of the Year" edition that includes everything for a reasonable price.

As a father of a young daughter, I find the guy's reaction a bit over the top. Unless they keep the kid locked in a closet, he has been exposed to that type of language already. And don't tell me that the tech installing the box didn't know about the name. I mean it just randomly happened to...

I have a 300Mbps connection at home and there are still times when Netflix has to buffer a show or lower the quality because of issues I have no control over. If I can fully download a show/movie in a couple of minutes and avoid any playback issues, why not? Also I don't have fast unlimited data...

Nothing new from Intel or pretty much any company out there. Do you really think they are going to hold a press conference showing their product doesn't perform as well as the competition? This is why you ignore corporate presentations and wait for actual real world reviews. Honestly the press...

Well when the 99% is out of a job and can't afford to buy anything, a robot tax won't matter anyway because there won't be many businesses left to pay taxes. But what does that matter? Companies need to replace more workers so their stock price can go up a penny tomorrow.

I get a few a week. I just don't answer numbers I don't recognize. If it's someone that really does need to talk to me, they'll leave a message.

Don't need writers if you don't make games.

90% of the games I've bought in my life, I played through once and never touched again. Before Steam and digital gaming I could at least sell them and get some money back. Now I can't do that and those game just sit in my Steam library. For that reason I've cut down my game purchases by a large...

"reasonably successful in real-world testing" "human observers ... were fooled 10 percent of the time" Wow, a 10% success rate is considered successful.

Yeah, didn't they know that Apple already has a patent on patenting stuff they didn't develop?

Google and the other tech/car companies will spend enough money in Washington to make sure they aren't held responsible for anything their cars do.

"the best of George Lucas’s “Star Wars” entries (“Attack of the Clones” and “Revenge of the Sith”)" Didn't read the article (haven't seen the movie yet), but this is a joke right?

If only someone was in a position to actually make something like this harshly punishable, but I guess that's not what lawmakers are for.

This is just the devs way of bailing on the dying VR "revolution" and trying to score a few points with the anti-Trump SJW tech crowd on the way out.

Eh, big deal about nothing really. It's not like the previous benchmarks suddenly changed when this info was revealed or already purchased cards suddenly performed worse. But at least some lawyers got their easy money.

It's funny that people think Facebook doesn't already have that data.

It would be nice if they did something about apps that do the same thing. I don't care how much I like an app, seeing a full screen ad results in an immediate uninstall.

All games are repetitive at their core. If you're having fun you don't notice it. If you're not having fun then you call it a boring grind. I played NMS at a friends for a couple of hours yesterday. Even with the issues, I would have bought and enjoyed this game if it cost about $15. But even...

Sadly it doesn't matter how quickly people gave up on the game, since the company already got their money for what is basically an early beta. People need to stop getting caught up in hype and preordering games. This stuff won't stop until us gamers make it stop. I heard they are already hinting...

I just don't answer numbers I don't recognize. If it's someone I know or that actually needs to talk to me, they'll leave a message. More than one call with no message and I just block the number.

At least they took the criticisms and worked to change the game a bit. I was looking forward to it until they announced the $60 price tag. $25 would have pretty much been an instant buy. Now I'll be waiting a few months to see how it plays out.

The average user doesn't do much that actually requires real control in the OS. And I'm sure most of them already own a smartphone, so what's one more company getting their information (not like MS wasn't already getting it before W10)? We lost the privacy fight ages ago. Unless you plan to...

My monitor has a pixel that gets stuck every few months and applying a bit of pressure while flashing the screen will unstick it. Luckily I've never had the chance to try it on a dead pixel.

I don't think it is that bad for a pre-TOS design. It looks a lot more like what I would think of than the NX--01 ever did, or even the uninspired fan designs with Enterprise parts randomly rearranged. Sure it looks Klingon (they even play the Klingon theme music as an acknowledgement of it) but...