I number of products I have invested time and data in to... the amount of hardware I have invested dollars in to, just for them to end up in the Google Graveyard...

0% chance I am going anywhere NEAR this. They screwed me on Cardboard (granted not much), Daydream (a little more), and Tango (a LOT) - fool me four times, shame on me!

Already loving the hell out of my new QNAP. Will not return to Syno ever. This is not the first 'screw the consumer' move they've pulled, and it won't be the last.

My car plays FLAC, my tablet and phone play FLAC, my receiver and Blu-ray player play FLAC.

For me the biggest flaw here is actually that it's a lossy format.

Sean Murphy's from Oct. 31st gets my vote.

If you are worried about staying focused and motivated, working from home probably isn't for you ...

"Users rarely visit their privacy settings, so Facebook will need to devise a way to get them to do so."

Easy! They can do it the same way they do now - tell one person so they update their status with "Do this or Facebook will delete your account! Re-post!!" and it'll spread like wildfire ...

I mean, those are always legit communications from Facebook staff, right?

While cell phones not working in my house would be a little irritating, I would be very happy to have radio blocking on the outside walls - sure I couldn't use my wireless in the garden, but neighbors and passers-by wouldn't be able to use it either ... AND, most important of all, it would block out my neighbor's networks which would allow my AP to actually use 40 MHz channels and give me closer to the advertised speeds!