Who made it?

Ashton coded it himself from the set of 2.5 Men.

I think people were addicted to being connected, not to the device.

Yes. I had a work-issued Blackberry and while the constant connectivity was great, it was really only usable for email, and device itself sucked.

I use Opera just to maintain separate cookies haha.

You can do that with Chrome, Firefox and Safari as well - check out my project tmpbrowser, which is a simple app that creates temporary throwaway browser sessions:

https://github.com/nikcub/tmpbrowser

I use it at work because it ignores the system policy against downloading exe files. I hate trying to download an installer and having Chrome tell me (after the fact) that the system blocked the file. Opera doesn't care and saves the file just fine.

How to configure Firefox with multiple profiles... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5oubQ4kggs

(I made this!)

I have a Facebook (account).

Why don't you just check the names?

>The reporter was sent login details for the booking by instant messenger, and was then able to access the booking on the Apple site to change the details to their own.

Once you buy the slot, you get access to it to change the name.

It definitely has a cool name though. Reminds me of Justice League.

Facebook evolves. It used to be a directory of school mates, then a place for self expression, then an amplification system and address book, and then a messaging platform and identity layer. Who knows what it's going to be next but one thing's for sure. It won't stay the same.

Seems like a good program. Thanks for sharing.

So what's a good backup plan as you age?

Read Mr Money Moustache's blog. Live like a grad student even when you are earning six figures.

It's hard to believe these completely.