Recent content by JohnnyLucky

WOW! Over 200 responses in 24 hours. This is the first time I recall seeing a 100% consensus. It should be obvious to Purch, the parent owner of Tom's Hardware, AnandTech, and other sites, that visitors do not like aggressive, irrelevant, and deceptive advertising. Essentially Purch outsourced...

I never understood the fascination with Facebook. Don't people have anything better to do?

All those domains and I only visit about a dozen sites on a regular basis.

At first I thought it would be a good deal until I realised that it only applied to laptop purchases.

I would think the pressure of one's grip would vary for a variety of reasons. What happens if two individuals have the same or similar grip pressure?

A free version has been around for over 10 years. I remember using it back in the late 1990's. Back then there was a free version and one inexpensive upgrade version.

Might be difficult for someone to keep their head still so the text doesn't vibrate.

I wonder what the final outcome is for all those lawsuits.

I fail to understand how the court could think that posting link to other web sites could be considered some sort of infringement. No wonder Google, Facebook, and others filed briefs opposing the court's ruling.

I hope Instagram took as much cash as possible instead of Facebook shares.

Here is a link to a televsion news report published this morning by a station in Florida: http://www.wftv.com/news/news/local/clermont-man-arrested-stalking-while-bond/nMKNF/ It is an example of "cyberstalking" which is the type of behavior the Arizona law was trying to make illegal.

FTR - It is not just Arizona. Thirty other states have already updated their laws.

I just happen to live in beautiful sunny southern Arizona where the sun shines 350 days a year and people do not shovel snow. As of this morning there are two different versions of the proposed legislation. One is in the state House and one is in the state Senate. In addition, there is a...

This is not something new is it? Is it the size of their music library that meakes a difference?

Seems to me it is a EU version of government price controls which isn't anything new. Government price controls have been around for quite some time.