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The display screen is an impressive 4.

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Puzzle was mercifully easy, though. The only hold ups involved cheap stupid ambiguities like at 15A: "See you!"—I had ADI and went ADIEU instead of ADIOS, and again at 39A: Childish comeback where I had AM TOO instead of IS TOO. See, fun, right?Sigh. The most interesting mistake I made came at the most interesting answer in the grid interesting, in that it felt not at all in keeping with the mindset / humor / frame of reference of the Entire rest of the puzzle: HERB 25D: Marijuana, slangily. Had the "H " and quickly wrote in HASH seemed more like what someone who uses the expression "OH, MY STARS!" would call marijuana. This puzzle doesn't really warrant further comment.

 

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I don’t think they will be able to take over the market. I was concerned years ago when the $99 and free alarms started appearing, so we started to do more commercial work. It changed, but it didn’t kill it. We still do a lot of residential. It just improved the installed base. The beauty of this industry is that installed base of systems in homes and businesses that are there regardless of who is living or working there.