I think we're all reading into this a bit to much. The bottom line is simple. Hiding your SSID does not make your network any more secure, but it does stop people that DON'T know what they're doing from stealing your bandwidth. i.e. It will stop the not-so-tech-savvy people from getting 'free internet'.
Is that Steve-o?
Still making stupid faces, still pining for approval, still very unfunny.
I subscribe to the 'Upcoming' RSS feed. It is useful but they post promotions for greedy ticket brokers on there... not cool trying to make them look legit.
I can't even get into my facebook... it's been a month and still getting 'account maintenance' and white screens. #facebook
Just buy a new cell phone, yo.
This is an old plan:
Why does such an ugly, untalented, uninteresting, unintelligent woman like this think people actually care what she tweets?
There are 3 issues:
1) This option is not offered in most TVs.
2) The cable companies have not even settled on a standard for this yet.... typical feet dragging.
3) Cable companies don't promote these b/c they don't see immediate profitability.
Maybe she did it to help kids pay attention and therefore increase their learning capacity.
OK, if you have to download software to see this animated scene... then why not just go to a porn website? And doesn't America realize how much free porn there? And if you let your kids buy a game about stealing cars, why the hell would you care about a sex scene????
Lifehacker is really running out of quality content. This is about the dumbest post I've ever seen on here. Tricks? WTF.
Um, just pick songs you like... how friggin hard is that?
Wow... you guys are running out of material. What not to eat in a car??? This is really the most useless post I've ever read on this site and an insult to the readers' intelligence.
The real question is how to block the quizzes!!! Jesus they are like the roaches of Facebook! too hard to get rid of!
"annoyingly irrelevant ads" - aren't they all???
Here's what the title for this article should be:
"Figure heads meet figure heads"
