Who's arguing against them? The argument is over the nanny state legislation. If people want them, they can install them, or not.

I'd happily tag and submit errors I spot back to them, if there was a trivially easy way of doing it.

Amazon is good, but it could be a lot better. I buy a lot of books thru kindle app on Android (don't get me started on the cripple-ware apple forced amazon to do) - what could they do better?
-not recommend books I've already bout thru amazon
-allow me to flush existing recommended books and get a new set of recommendations (if its on the list for a month, and I haven't bought it, I'm not going to.
-tag and buy, rather than the atrocity that is one click buy
-multiple accounts per one device, and an easy way to switch
-an intelligent register device that doesn't assume each time I reregister a device, that it should create a new entry. -some way to catalog books in kindle, some way to tag/remove from device

And don't get me started on Amazon Payments, the cretins banned me for having an inward payment, and won't even discuss unlocking it. I've used the obvious workaround...

Yahoo are likely to do a worse job. Look at gmail compared to yahoo's atrocity. Look at whatever yahoo call their search compared to google.

http://www.businessinsider.com...

Another one, since there's a stock one in the catalog already.

http://preview.tinyurl.com/oex3zwy

Replace the president with an automaton... Oh wait...

I thought Google would come up with its helpful "Did you mean:" for that, but there's a metric shittonne of hits for it. ::)

Yes, this was a defence something rated safe, 3ccw, 2cw, 1 ccw from memory, and you had to be damned precise about landing on the numbers..

It was irony I thinks. Spoof on 'no true scotsman'

Police cars, redlight cameras, etc do lookups on numberplates to see if the registration is current, to check if the primary drivers license is current, or has things outstanding on it. That's why we don't have car renewal stickers as well anymore. The next step, yes, will be to keep the data, regardless if you're 'clean' or not.

Guess McNeally was right.

Man, the safes I used to use took longer than that even knowing the combo.

voyeurs.com and exhibitionists.com spring to mind. I guess these sites are in use already?

The anti-red-eye one? At least that's what Eye thought it was for

"Everything not forbidden is compulsory."

Hole in the ozone layer didn't spread as feared. That'd be the most recent event that was predicted, with CFC's that never broke down, etc.