I have a domain name similar to a financial company and every month or two someone sends an email to me instead of their broker. Sometimes I respond, but often I delete it without bothering to read the email.

Lets see, there is Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium, and Rhodium. That is quite a selection of precious metals available.

Lots of the Nikon Coolpix cameras come with wifi and claim to connect to your smartphone/tablet. Haven't used one so I don't know how well it works, but look at the S5200, S6500, or S9500.

There's a whole lot of variables in play and I don't think we'll know until people really start using this. Intel's first viersion of AVX didn't extend all SSE instructions to 256 bits, I don't know if AMD's does so you might give up performance in some workloads there. I think for desktop use this will be a real win since you rarely run two applications that both use floating point.

Don't you just hate it when Microsoft takes the high road on security and raises some valid points. We've been through this scenario a bunch of times where some class of programs that used to only be used by local programs became accessible on the web and suddenly there is a rash of exploits (jpeg and pdf come to mind), I'd rather not go through it again.

That said, I think Microsoft laid out the problems with enough specificity that they could be addressed.

Quite apropos that the headline showed up in my rss reader as "China Starts Censoring Phone Calls Mid Sent..." I had to open the story to see if it was intentional.

what format are the video files in the torrent? Also, what resolution, bitrate, and codec?

Oh the memories. I remember that top review when it was on slashdot.

In the linked case, the short story wasn't renewed, but the longer compilation (with a different title) was. Since the compilation was copyrighted within 2 years of the short story, its renewal extended the copyright of the short story as well, so the first half isn't in the public domain, neither is the short story.

Copyright is complex, PG made an error, admitted it, and pulled the story.

I'd much rather use SIP, but I have had a lot of trouble with SIP to SIP calls when using different VOIP programs. I have had almost no luck with video over SIP, skype video works. This app doesn't have video so I probably won't use it much.

It doesn't look like it can do video, that's too bad. You can also have only one account active (so you can't have both a work and a personal account). It takes over 10MB installed and can't be installed on the SD card. Other than that, it looks good.

According to the pictures, you put a 2.5 inch SSD in the caddy and daisy chain it to an additional 3.5 inch HD in a different bay