Funnily I think @scottalanmiller and I both made a similar post in a similar conversation on SW months ago. There seems to often be interest in what it is or who is using it rather than actually using it, for the most part 🙂

wtf...

@mlnews said:

If you are interested in learning more about NoSQL, I highly recommend this book (and highly recommend buying it directly from the awesome publisher....)

Seven Databases in Seven Weeks

Thanks! It looks like this is my next book to buy!

@thecreativeone91 said:

Not a web developer but, if I can't right click on the links on your site and either copy them or click open in new tab. I consider your website to be poorly developed.

I agree with that, that was what I was talking about with pushState and people using onclick for navigation. I've always hated that, and hilarious I've even seen people do things like:

<a href="#" onclick="document.location='/otherpage.html'">click here</a>

And I think, seriously?! SERIOUSLY!?

Keep in mind though, I think most programmers are terrible, especially web developers.

I was a little surprised they were saying battery life length. Why not just give it a USB cord like on ROKU.

Sounds like a more energetic version of the BOFH.

Adobe.. Don't need to read anymore. It will be slower, worse to use and more bloated than IE was.

I'm going to open an account but I'd hold off truly switching to find out if any governments around the world will shut them down or not.

I think the black one looked better anway the line were more thought out and looked better than the chrome one. The chrome one just has a poor design.

@RojoLoco said:

More naked people? Or less naked people?

More people who are less naked.

Fewer people who are more clothed.

@lance said:

http://www.netinstructions.com/how-i-built-arepeopletalkingaboutit-com/

I normally are too ADHD to read stuff like that but wow! Great read!

@nadnerB said:

Something to note, Ghostery and Adblock plus are both available for IE.

Adblock Plus I use but I've never heard of Ghostery.

Just wait til cryptolockers makers get a hold of it.

@thecreativeone91 said:

Pretty much any computer outside of high end gaming and business grade computers will cut costs anywhere they can.

Along that line of thought, I would assume that the cost of removing it is more than the cost of leaving that part of the BIOS code alone.