The funny part is that they think a terrorist would actually request access to take photographs of an oil facility.

I tend to disagree. Police and Federal Enforcement should be investigating crime as vigorously as possible within their legal limitations. That's their job. The judicial system on the other hand, is supposed to be the checks and balances to the enforcers. The problem appears to be that the enforcement agencies are keeping up with technology, and using it to their advantage, but the judicial system is not keeping up with the times. As a result they are not placing the necessary checks on the enforcers.

Run your users through a "Captive Gateway" to authenticate them an agree to your Acceptable Terms of Use. Here is a guide I found for some open source solutions using a quick google search:

First Point: ICE raided the house not the police.

Second Point: ICE needs to have a federally issued warrant in order to raid a house.

Honestly it is the Judges that need the wake-up call. Too many just don't understand the intricacies of technology and internet crime. A Judge would have been shown how ICE had tracked the IP back to a specific person, and he should have known that that IP address doesn't necessarily identify that person as the perpetrator, and denied the warrant. Furthermore, he should realize that by authorizing a raid like that he reduced the chance of actually catching the real criminal. If the neighbor wasn't such a bone-head, he would have realized what was going on, and fled after he saw the raid on his neighbor's apartment. Instead he probably though he had successfully pinned the blame on someone else.

Actually, consider how magic tricks are pulled off. Through distraction. If you intentionally draw attention to something, you can oftentimes slip something else by unnoticed. Not, that I think this is the reasoning the TSA used.

As a bonus, purchasers of the Playstation 3 version of Portal 2 will get a code to unlock the PC and Mac version, too.

Most important thing I found in the article. I'm wondering if it will work the other way around too. I would love if I could eventually play all my steam games on both the PS3 and PC if they are available for both!

Hate to say it, but many companies and government agencies will force their users to use IE.Plus, IE is still leading in browser market share. Although the market share does vary based on the type of content you provide, it would be irresponsible to just say "IE users can just suck it." At least if you are trying to make your website available to the broadest available audience.