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Your asking a question like this about the company that gave us Siri?

It doesn't but it does? Amps are all about strength, but GIGO still applies.

Down ten cents to $3.799 here. Premium is $4.099. Redwood City is $4.659; down five cents. What happened to Summer Gas (or am I jinxing things)?

Down ten cents here as well to $3.899. Redwood City went down only 7 cents to $4.699.

I reject the assertion that the Gemini Air is becoming a hit with "regular folks" (those that don't subscribe to DIRECTV STREAM/via Internet). This is especially true at the price point that Solid Signal offers it ($199.00). For that kind of money, you could surely buy several more capable...

Another leading title with an unconditional "no" answer. Who benefits from even the hint of hope?

As long as three or more people can come together to watch something on the same screen, there will be some level of home theater.

Redwood City (not a cheap place to live in the South Bay) is $4.739. You're getting pretty well bent over. I would imagine that Santa Rosa is colluding with Rohnert Park or vice versa. I had no idea that Costco would put two stores so close together -- especially two stores with gas stations.

Costco dropped down under $4 here on Saturday to $3.999.

I'm not convinced that it should drop the viewership at all. The accusation equates to a YouTuber initiating their own views as opposed to the visits of others. As long as the directv YouTube link remains, a view through here would seem legitimate.

So another can we? Of course we can't blog post.

I wondered that myself even before I saw satelliteguys.us show up in his traffic list.

I can't imagine that anyone over the age of 10 doesn't recognize Almond Roca and at least some of its dozens of related offerings. https://www.brown-haley.com/shop

I guess you missed the part where the portal appeared to explode.

My smart phone has an FM tuner built in.

Here's a topic that's time has long ago passed.

I don't see them either. Previous and Next page are there but only the "Similar threads" appear now. I think that may have been a Xenforo change.

In that mirror universes are all about "alternate personalities", it sort of fits.

That's a tough one given the exceptions that Congress cooked into the defintion of "unsolicited". You might check with the national party HQ to see if there isn't some way to get off their list of pigeons.

Next Generation dipped their toe in the mirror universe with Thomas Riker (William Thomas Riker's transporter clone).

Our definitions of spam are probably different. If it is coming from Amazon, it isn't spam -- just e-mail that you don't want to read. Amazon allows you to select what they send at some level and you may simply need to update that selection. When I say spam, I'm thinking of truly unsolicited...

Then you either need a new e-mail address or a mail service that cleans out all the garbage and provides you with an exception list. Network Solutions may be talking the big talk but any self-respecting monitoring service should be trapping most of that spam.

Not only does the code exist but as they discover workarounds, they are "addressing" (disabling) them. The early solution was to scan for the executable file of the utility by file name but now they're going deeper. Flexibility will not be tolerated until two or major releases down the road...

My big concern with e-mail is that mess that is Outlook (or, as I prefer, Outluck) for those that are under Microsoft's Office curse. Webmail probably isn't as immune from attack as one might hope. E-mail remains a fairly big attack surface no matter how you do it. Unless your e-mail is being...

Anyone that is using Excel for data collection and manipulation deserves every moment of frustration they get. This is what web-based application software is for. The big benefit to web-based stuff (at least the applications that don't involve Microsoft tools) is that your data is independent...