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No kidding.
“Larry did a search for blonde, sex, horse ~ 20 minutes ago”
“Larry watched a video using keywords blonde, sex, horse ~ 15 minutes ago”
“Larry watched the video three times ~ 2 minutes ago”
“Larry did a search for pizza delivery ~ just now”

Maybe, but I think there’s more meaning than that. Everybody already knows that a touch screen costs more than a non-touch screen of the same size. I guess the analysts he was addressing are unaware that new tech costs more than old tech.

“we think that the touchscreen products will certainly cost more.”

That’s a pretty vague statement or I’m confused.
Cost more than what? A laptop? A desktop? Competing touchscreen products?
It will cost more for who? Dell, the consumer, or both?

… There is still much more work to be done on this employee privacy issue but this vote is a good first step.

“prohibit an employer from requiring an employee or prospective employee to disclose a user name or account password to access social media.”
I would say the employer should be prohibited for even asking for a password. Employers are not allowed to ask if you’re straight or gay or single or married, kids/no kids, etc., so why would they be allowed to ask for a password that will proably give them all that information and much more?
If the employer asks for you passwords and you decline, do you think you’re going to get the job?

Exactly. I always find at least 2 opportunities per year to get at least 20% off iTunes cards at Best Buy, Target, supermarkets, etc. If you keep your eyes open there’s never a reason to pay full price for iTunes or Mac AppStore offerings.

I wonder how many more years we’re going to be dicking around with Flash and it’s seemingly endless parade of vulnerabilities?
If Flash were an actual product, like a car, television, etc., it would have been dust a long time ago. Flash seems to be “dangerous” and in need of an update every couple weeks. No consumer would put up with a product with that kind of track record.
I look forward to the day we can watch all video on the web in any browser on any device without a crappy plugin.