That's not necessary! If it's important enough, they'll post it twice!

FSB Wants Control of Email and VOIP
The FSB (successor to the KGB) is worried about the abilities...

See what I did there? All of the facts, none of the bias!

It's east of chili, duh.

Don't pretend that getting rid of Saddam was a good thing when you put him there in the first place.

And let's not forget the last time you tried to "help" Iran you ousted an elected leader, eventually leading to the current situation in Iran.

It's the "world policing" that got us here in the first place, so maybe it's finally time to step back and let things run their course.

I had forgotten about Neverending Story 3. Thanks a lot, asshole!

It's awfully close to the estimated world population.

In decimal, the number is 6,830,770,643. According to Wikipedia, the United States Census Bureau estimates the world population to be 6,872,800,000.

Reading the USPTO article today I realised that this actually already happens with genetically modified seed, so nevermind! Apparently the legal base for us not being able to resell our cars is already there.

Think outside the box a little. Imagine if the next car you bought licensed to you the right to use the patents the car uses.

It's hardly spam or even a tactic. It's just a query string.

Not to mention that there are all sorts of searches on all sorts of sites that turn up in Google search results. It's annoying and generally useless. I wish Google would so something to fix it.

I never made it past the kicking and screaming part :-).

I think focus stealing is the single biggest vulnerability in any OS I've used.

I still haven't sent my password over IM, but I can't count the number of times I've started typing my password into a window that just stole focus, including IM.

I know, what the fuck??

After reading the first sentence my first guess was one of Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, or irritable bowel syndrome, leaning towards Crohn's because of the apparent severity.

How can this not have been diagnosed?

Hey, either way you should give him a break. At least he actually quoted it right... well, except the fungus part.

I don't disagree that Microsoft has cleaned up their act or that they're products have fewer vulnerabilities, but I wanted to clarify something.

The numbers you are quoting are discovered vulnerabilities, not vulnerabilities.

One could argue that the Firefox team, for example, are simply better at finding vulnerabilities or that because Firefox is open source it allows for more vulnerabilities to be discovered.

My old Tripod password was hkyxxt, but they deleted my account about 10 years ago :-(