Polls

Modern devices like smartphones and computers can be configured to use biometrics (ex: fingerprints, facial recognition) to identify the user and grant access to the device. Biometrics replace older security systems like passwords, passcodes, and PINs.

Do you use biometrics on your phone or computer, or do you continue to use passcodes?

If you do, have you thought about what might happen if you are incapacitated and someone else needs to access your device?

Please vote in the poll.

Feel free to add an opinion, and let us know if you also use two-factor authorization, typically a phone call or text message with a code that you must enter to get access.

this way you tax richer people and you're taxing them when they waste their money. probably tax the companies afterwards rather than taxing the customer

What kind of vehicle from TV show or movies would you like to drive?

Karen Read is accused of running over her police officer boyfriend and leaving him to die in the snow. There is so much controversy over this case it has made national headlines. A movie will most likely be made about it and she will get a book deal too. The defense wants the jury to believe that he was actually killed by his fellow officers. The verdict would be reached in the next few days.

There may soon be a new cellphone provider in the US called T1-mobile, or Trump Mobile. Service will reportedly sell for $47.45 per month, acknowledging Trump as the 47th and 45th US presidents. It may also come with a made-in-the-USA gold-looking phone.

What do you think about this?

Would you consider dumping your existing carrier and switch?

Please vote in the poll.

When it comes to a restaurant a lot of restaurants have a KIDS MENU & a lot of restaurants offer a kids menu at a lower costs & smaller portion sizes as well. A lot of restaurants don’t make money off of a kids menu so should or shouldn’t an adult be able to order off of a kids menu?

It seems like many places are serving cheap, formed chicken strips almost like chicken patties cut into strips or elongated nuggets. The meat is spongy and fatty. It's gross.

I called it out when I ate at Chili's one day and knew something was different.

I saw McDonald's brought back chicken strips, but they don't look anything like the Chicken Selects they discontinued years ago.

Like my step-dad mentioned, if you pull it apart and it doesn't have striations, it isn't real chicken (at least not quality).

Noncriminal emergencies such as someone in mental distress locked in a bathroom, couples arguing loudly, or drug overdoses. .