I'm pretty sure the Bolsheviks were in there somewhere. Or was it the Martians? (They're all commies too, ya know. Why do you think they call it the RED planet?)

What are you, some kind of godless communist? Next thing I suppose you'll expect is the right of free speech and free assembly. We spent decades fighting the Bolsheviks just to have a bunch of lilly livered liberals whining about human rights and personal liberty? What is this world coming to?

Anyone who believes the government shouldn't be tracking their every move is probably a godless communist and sympathetic with the former Soviet Union.

When Apple does something innovative again.

At best, correlation should lead to further investigation, not rushing to conclusions.

I'm sure Google is monitoring everything subscribers do on their network but it would be naive to think other providers don't. You just pay less for the privilege. As far as I'm concerned, if Google wants to come to my town I'd gladly volunteer to dig ditches on weekends to help run the cabling. :)

I find it very reassuring to know that Eyezen is perfect and never makes mistakes or typos.

They still need fix the core problem.. the NT kernel. :)

So you're saying each of the 100 will have to raise 399 children? Are you crazy? I'm worn out just from one 4 year old.

Oh wait, nevermind.

If you don't mind some serious inbreeding. :)

Never let the 8th Amendment stand in the way of "progress". :)

I'd love to see how Boeing is maintaining GPL compliance with their Android based phone. Does anyone believe they won't make any modifications to the core OS? And how much will the NSA pay for a backdoor?

If device security and privacy came down to just the OS, then Android could be secured by a group of like minded individuals. The problem isn't the OS but the hardware and the firmware that drives it. Android's radio image is proprietary and out of public view. This means there are going to be undetectable processes running on your phone regardless of what OS you load. So unless these guys are building their own chips and writing their own firmware, how can they guarantee privacy?

I just opted out.