I think it's because the Reddit community isn't handling it well. The posts and spam are so immature, nonproductive, and unorganized. I understand that the Reddit user base is younger, especially during the summer with the kids on summer break, but the posts and memes are just annoying. If the Reddit community rallied with direction, I think they would have a lot more power and control on the situation.

Between this, the Oculus Rift, and Valve's VR set, I'm pretty excited for the future of gaming / entertainment. It'll be exciting to play games made specifically for these VR headsets.

Right. If it's true, I'd say it's Ari's fault for not considering the risks or apartment lease. I don't see anything wrong on AirBNB's part. It's unfortunate, but Ari seems to have lacked common sense here.

It's going to keep coming back. That's what is incredibly frustrating with this. I think it can be defeated again, but the issue has to be forced into social media network just like before. When you have big sites protesting and informing typical users, then people become educated, scared, and angry. Unfortunately, most of us have ADD. So once this new SOPA disappears, it'll be back to focusing on selfies at the Oscars, Justin Bieber, and whatever reality TV star of the week. These are the type of stories we need to remember, especially when going out on election day.

I think it's dumb, but I wouldn't care. It's like comparing sparkling wine to champagne. Champagne is a sparkling wine, but it's made in Champagne, France. That's why it is called champagne. You can get good sparkling wine outside of Champagne. Same goes with specific types of whiskey (e.g., Bourbon, Scotch). The thing is, you can make a replica of Scotch, champagne, Parmesan, etc anywhere else in the world, and it can still be top quality. So call it "Parmesan-style American ripoff cheese product" for all I care. The quality of the product will sell it, not the name.

I lived in Australia for a year and never noticed corn flakes as an Aussie breakfast staple, but maybe I missed something. Vegemite is legit. I'd say muesli and Milo are more popular than just corn flakes, but this is definitely the typical Aussie breakfast I'm used to.

This seems pretty quick to me. Does anyone have firsthand experience running 7.1 on a 4S? Minus a few glitches (battery reporting, occasional random crash), 7.0.6 runs pretty fine on my 2+ year old phone. I wouldn't want to upgrade if it's going to cause issues.