Is the bond between them a source of pride or shame, a marriage of convenience or something tawdrier?
But the balance between cost and convenience is something with which every parent on a budget must grapple.
If you take away the convenience of something like Netflix, these same people will eventually put two and two together that these connections can also be used to get new content online for free, illegally.
As time as passed, these little suckers have grown from a nice, odd convenience to something that can border on a computer in your pocket (if you install software like Portable Apps, U3, urDrive, or Ceedo Virtual PC, which allow a wide range of programs that take up little space to run).
As one-half of a happily cohabiting couple (who's surrounded by a dozen couples who live together or did so before they got married), I see cohabiting not as a convenience or something that just "happens," but as a valuable step toward marriage.
These modern conveniences are something we can definitely live without.
Do you think the Storm offers all the computing conveniences of something like an MSI Wind, or is this some new use of the term "netbook" of which we were previously ignorant?
What you deem a need could be viewed by others as convenience, i.e. something that's nice to have.
