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Yes, because parents have the ability to constantly watch their children and know everything their doing at all times.

Be a parent and then us us about how well behaved your kids always are.

about 1 hour ago on Xbox One: a next-gen console with a focus on interactive TV and apps

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You read the title and didn’t bother to RTFA didn’t you?

TL;DR spoilers: OP wasn’t talking about TV shows.

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Thank goodness we’re being safeguarded from terrorists with the government watching us. I mean its nots like another nation would ever steal that information and use it against us.

Just because its big brother, doesn’t mean it’s the biggest brother.

about 22 hours ago on Chinese hackers gained access to 'thousands' of surveillance orders, says Washington Post

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What is seemingly disgusting is in fact life saving. Bacteria not only protect us, but they also help us digest the foods we eat. Without them, we simply wouldn’t exist.

The weirdest thought of all is that you as a person have about 3 to 4 pounds of bacteria inside you.

4 days ago on Your body contains 100 trillion bacteria, but that's a good thing 2 replies

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The amorphous, non-crystalline material is 2.5 times the strength of commonly used titanium alloy and 1.5 times the hardness of stainless steel found in portable electronic devices.

Jeez, if only I had that all around the iPhone instead of a minuscule section of it. What’s the point of a cutting edge technology if you barely use it?

7 days ago on Kindle finally getting a color screen? Amazon buys Liquavista display company

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spu·ri·ous
/ˈspyo͝orēəs/

Adjective

1. Not being what it purports to be; false or fake: “spurious claims”.
2. (of a line of reasoning) Apparently but not actually valid: “this spurious reasoning results in nonsense”.

7 days ago on Nokia sidesteps Instagram absence with Hipstamatic app and Smart Camera features (hands-on)

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Also most Android phones are of the low end kind which again are not that great with online services due to being to slow and not able to handle most apps.

That’s why Samsung is dominating right? This is 2013, not 2008.

18 days ago on Alone together: will one messaging app rule them all? 1 recommend

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Blackberry didn’t stop selling phones in that time, you realise?

20 days ago on BlackBerry Q10 review: revenge of the keyboard 1 reply 1 recommend

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How are you going to torrent it from your 360?

20 days ago on Netflix losing almost 1,800 titles from its streaming library 1 reply

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Oh look, another idiot that didn’t read the masthead and thinks he is visiting Engadget 2.0

28 days ago on 90 Seconds on The Verge: 'Futurama,' Reddit, and 'This American Life' 1 recommend

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Your “evidence” is 17 years old.

You have any evidence that involves equipment that people still use?

29 days ago on Senator McCaskill grills FAA chief over 'arbitrary' electronic device restrictions 1 reply 6 recommends

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Masthead, do you read it?

29 days ago on 'Futurama' cancelled yet again, final 13-episode run begins June 19th

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Wow you can’t even get your one detail right.

“Macintosh running Netscape”

When was the last time Apple made a Macintosh? The last time someone used netscape as their browser of choice?

Try reading the article next time.

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