I would assume that the reason you are so underprivileged is because you failed to learn how to read in school. The article clearly states that the children will be provided with laptops during the school day if they can't buy one. They just can't bring it home since it is school property.

His point was actually clarified in a comment under the original post: Australians cannot sell paid apps on the marketplace yet which makes his current business model rather unsustainable on the android platform.

His point was that Australians can't sell apps on the marketplace yet, which he clarified in his comments.

Actually, he clarifies this in his comments on the blog post: Australians can't sell paid apps on the android marketplace yet. This obviously makes it hard to make money and pay rent.

The article says that these planes won't be available until 2035. While the better fuel economy is great, getting these things to market in a more timely manner would be good too.

I agree that it was wrong; however, not having the experience of being in a combat situation I don't feel qualified to second guess their judgment. It is possible they were using SOP for that. I disagree with what they did wholeheartedly and think they should fix things; but I think the cover-up is 100x worse.

In wartime there are bound to be accidents by those on the ground. That is no excuse, however, to cover things like this up. Huge mistakes like this should be used to make sure that they don't happen again. Top brass lying and changing the story around just makes the US look dishonest and 'evil' and prevents any good work that is being done from getting the credit it deserves.

In wartime there are bound to be accidents by those on the ground. That is no excuse, however, to cover things like this up. Huge mistakes like this should be used to make sure that they don't happen again. Top brass lying and changing the story around just makes the US look dishonest and 'evil' and prevents any good work that is being done from getting the credit it deserves.

I spoke with a Verizon rep and they verified the block on 3 different devices before giving up and admitting they were blocking it. They tried with the Eris, Droid, and some blackberry device.

I don't access 4chan but I am on the phone with their tech support voicing my displeasure with their filtering of my internet. Verizon offers parental access controls that should be more than enough. Unfortunately, their rank and file support guys knows nothing about this and you end up running in circles getting a straight answer.

I thought that prison was supposed to rehabilitate prisoners ideally? If that's so, why wouldn't you want them having regular social interaction that helps them work with other people in a group and use critical thinking skills?

I actually used her laptop because her windows partition crapped out and I didn't have a copy of japanese windows-xp laying around....Oh, and she didn't care as long as she can check her mail and play flash games.

I upgraded my wife's system - which is on a Japanese laptop and everything seems to have gone fairly smoothly. I was concerned when it asked me for the keyboard settings, but it seems to have respected my original settings nonetheless. Boot times seem a bit nicer and she hasn't complained of any stability issues. It's definitely gone a lot smoother than past upgrades which were extremely unstable on her system, X often crashing, windows becoming unresponsive, or the arty completely bombing out for no reason.

Freedom of speech is something that the government has to allow, not privately owned websites. Their terms are set by the owners/administrators.

Don't forget that high turnover could make administrating the PC's a mess.