NemWan

We need to resist the idea that technology makes it inevitable that government is entitled to more power and the people to less rights, as though the government gets to be in the 21st century and your rights get to be in the 18th. How much information was government entitled to capture about someone when they weren't carrying a personal computer in their pocket? For that matter, how much was the government entitled to eavesdrop on people before the telephone existed and before wiretaps were possible?

And taxpayers should sue NASA because they've been turning off features we paid for on the Voyager space probes as the power level drops because of the plutonium decay.

The usual ergonomic recommendation is that the top edge of the screen should be at eye level. You're probably on the taller side if you need your iMac to be higher.

macxpress said:

Sounds to me like they're just trying to make a case as to why they don't need ApplePay. Personally, I refuse to use Walmart Pay. I'm not going to support a company that just doesn't want to use something others do which could potentially start Target Pay, JCPenny Pay, Sears Pay, etc, etc.

JCPenney is on board with Apple Pay, you can even put their store card in it.

Facebook's loss. Who has more disposable income for content subscriptions as a percentage of users: iOS or Android?