It been a fun ride but it needs to go. The use of Flash is preventing more open technologies like HTML5 from moving forward in order to support all what Flash used to do.

We'll see how important this apparent vulnerability is by the amount of malware on iOS.

If you're vaccinated, it's not going to affect you. If you're not vaccinated because you can't afford to be, then get Obamacare quickly. If you're not vaccinated because of stupidity, then may God help you.

I used DD-WRT on my Linksys router and it was great. However, the ASUS RT-N16 stock firmware does everything I need out of the box. It's very stable and didn't have to reboot it so I'm not going to bother changing it. It would be nice to have info from ASUS on a fix.

It's not a leak, it is required to ensure a fair and equitable taxation system. Just like public criminal conviction records are essential for a fair and equitable justice system.

Writing custom modules for companies with defined specific requirements is creative work and you can get good money from this.

It is important that he points out the risk of contributing to a compiler which jeopardizes the future openness of free software. Why is that a problem for you?

2 hours? In my company, when the system goes down, if it's not fixed in 30 seconds, they take us outside and execute us. /s

Given the roughly 35% yearly corporate tax rate in India, which also applies to Tata, and the 3 billion figure, you could estimate profits to 10 billions. If their margin averages 30%, their would have sold over 30 billion dollars worth of goods. If that's the case, I think the Indian government is right in their claim. Unless my math is way off.

I'm sure they do. They were probably designed with Ballmer in mind.

Especially on sidewalks, I think trees, poles and other vehicles are what kills people, not cars. Remove all obstacles and cars are pretty safe.

From the OP

I think this is no more possible to ban bitcoins than banning the trade of gold or banning the trade of old stamps. I'd be willing to be paid in gold and as bitcoins become more popular and accepted as payment, I'm sure being paid in bitcoins would be very acceptable. All government want is their share of the income generated by bitcoins.

Forget tin foil, I think the toilet paper at school is already made out of this material.

Indeed, if it's too volatile it can't be effective in transactions. That being said, it's still in infancy and stability comes with time. As more people trust it, it will tend to fluctuate less.

That was the beta version. We fixed this at least 1.5 billion years ago.