What channels do you use on wifi? If you you use DFS channels on 5GHz it could be a radar issue that forces your router to switch channels. I have it as well, but it happens at night so I'm not terribly concerned about it (my router sends me notification thats how I know).
There will be always something better next year. The general advice I give is - wait as long as you can before you buy and then buy the best version you can afford.
I also find CookieAutoDelete invaluable, particularly in combination with "I don't care about cookies" extension which removes almost all of the cookie warning dialogs which you would get otherwise. Web is usable again :)
It is the opposite, LiIon/LiPo batteries are inherently dangerous and can cause chemical fire for various reasons (overcharging, undercharging, puncture, high temperature, etc.). These things are monitored/controlled in any modern application in normal usage, but in a crash you have to remember that you are literally few inches away from a massive stored up potential chemical energy. The fire burns very hot, the smoke is toxic and assuming somebody gets to you in time, it can only be extinguished reliably using special dry powder fire extinguishers (Class D)...
Yes, my thoughts exactly (not an expert as well). It was eye-opening for me, if only for just the technique to understand how the mind works and how it can be directed more productively
I have an old Thinkpad x61 lying around. What would be the best way to introduce a 7-year-old to programming? I plan to be heavily involved of course.
Can anybody recommend Linux distro that is responsive and programming enviroment? From the looks of it, Scratch requires Flash...