It's Verizon Math! €0.2 per GB would be €1 for every 5GB (€200 TB). Not that we ever check submissions here on /.

Whooosh!

Do you want to clarify that a little? ...because if 'whatever purpose' really does imply whatever purpose then you seem to be suggesting that some women are 'actually after' getting raped. I thought we were past the 'she was asking for it' vein of apologism in relation to this sort of thing.

I'd go with the Salford credit card, but that's because I'm an elitist Londoner.

I'm sorry, but less and less unique how? Where are these products that are eroding their marketshare? For the idle home user, perhaps, but they've got the professional (read: people who actually pay for their software) sphere locked down tight. I'm no Adobe fanboy but like it or not you simply cannot do business in the design world without using Adobe products.

It comes to something when your paid-for corporate video pales in post-production value to some 15 year old's 'L33T Battlefield 3 sniper montage!!1'.

Goodbye Adobe? I must have missed all the articles recently where they announced their decision to mothball their industry-standard tools for image manipulation, post-production, print design, web-prototyping and image workflow.

Flash is a tiny part of what Abobe does, don't expect them to be going anywhere soon.

If your bank is using flash for account management you need to get a new bank.

Next week on ask slashdot: 'I'm a long-term user of a forum on a domain that the owner is no longer interested in, I've offered to buy from him but instead he's told me he wants to keep it and offered to let me purchase a redirect to my servers instead. I was planning on investing quite a bit of time and money to build up the site and it's brand but I'm worried about him retaining control. Is this a good idea?'

...Well, there's no clean way to ensure the old owner will provide service for your forward to your satisfaction...etc.

Come on, everyone saying 'just keep the old domain' really isn't considering the implications of that for the interested buyer.

And nothing of value was lost.

This kind of thing happens all the time in advertising. (NSFW for language).

It's called Traktor Scratch, and these days it's fairly widely used among DJ's: http://www.native-instruments.com/#/en/products/dj/traktor-pro/?content=1085 It'll never feel the same as playing real vinyl though.