Being a superhero is the best job in the world. Not only do you save the world and get the girl and receive the world’s adulation, you’re also somehow rich enough (even though you’re above the idea of money) to have a sick secret headquarters that every kid dreams about. And though your hero headquarters are typically less extravagant than your villain’s lair, they’re still prime real estate. Here is a list showing you which hero had the best headquarters.
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Picture it, you’re rushing to pay your credit card at the last minute, or looking to check out on the auction site you’re so fond of, but you’re on a different computer. You know the one… the one that doesn’t have your passwords saved! Thus begins the endless, lost password scenario. Everything is password protected these days, let’s look at a brand new way to handle that.
Check out MyIDkey, the most complete solution for managing your passwords and protecting your files. MyIDkey is meant to be carried with you, on your keychain, and uses cool biometric technology to authenticate your identity, and safely display all your password information on the go. Using military grade encryption, your MyIDkey unlocks with the swipe of your finger, and will even self-erase if the fingerprint security feature of the password vault is breached.
MyIDkey not only guards your precious passwords with a unique fingerprint scanner, it also connects to your devices via WiFi, USB or Bluetooth, has a voice search feature so you can find what you need effortlessly, and it provides you with 16 GB of storage for important files, folders or photos. Simply download the mobile app, enter your information and passwords, connect MyIDkey with your devices, then swipe with your finger to authenticate, and everything you need is displayed on the screen.
MyIDkey also stores confidential files and folders, like passports and banking information, credit card numbers and insurance documents. MyIDkey helps you manage all your sensitive information in one place, safely and securely. Who can out a price on that? So if you’d like to start using proper passwords, and safeguard your identity, and all of your personal data , MyIDkey might be just what you’re looking for. Visit myidkey.com to buy one for around 250 bucks, or just to learn more about MyIDkey’s other impressive features.
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When it’s three o’clock in the morning and everything is going wrong in your life, there’s a certain kind of ad you might see on basic cable. Lawyers–usually guys–promise to battle the heartless, tight-wad insurance companies on your behalf. There’s disaster footage and stiff readings off of cue cards. The ads look like they were made in a high school A.V. class.
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Until now, no one adequately embarrassed Silicon Valley on TV. All prior attempts either embarrassed
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A small town in Colorado called Deer Trail has rejected a proposal to issue official licenses to “drone hunters.” Back in 2013 a resident of this town, Philip Steel, proposed that the city grant drone hunting licenses as well as up to a $100 bounty to people who “hunt” federal drones. He called the proposal “symbolic,” had the proposal passed it would have earned the town some money, and maybe even draw drone-hunting tourists towards it.
Colorado Town Rejects Drone Hunting Proposal original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Amazon lockers are scattered around major metropolitan areas. Customers can order products online and pick them up at their local locker. For long they have only been able to process delivered packages, users would no doubt have wished that they be able to process returned packages as well. Amazon has heard and answered. Amazon lockers are now capable of processing returned packages. The online retail juggernaut quietly rolled out the service today, enabling customers to return items to their nearest lockers.
Amazon Lockers Now Accept Returns original content from Ubergizmo. 
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As useful as the mobile Gmail client can be, it hasn’t always stacked up well against third-party apps with special tricks up their sleeves. If features that Geek.com spotted in a test version of Gmail for Android make the cut, though, you may have…
Border disputes are still going on in a bunch of places around the world. That makes life difficult for mapmakers, and especially difficult for the world’s favorite online map service, Google Maps. As The Washington Post points out, Google strives to not get stuck in the middle of a territorial struggle, by showing you the border you most likely want to see based on where you’re Googling from.
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I met Emile Petrone, the raffish owner of gadget marketplace Tindie, a few weeks ago and he told me that I would like his site. It turns out I really do. Part maker community and part amazing e-shop, Tindie is where good handcrafted gadgets go to become businesses. It’s basically a cool place to find electronics projects for you and yours including sections for kids, musicians, and even fans of… Read More
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