Oh yeah, we're *really peeved* our ancestors were sent to Australia. Please don't send us back there!

I believe it's the same person.
http://blogs.indiewire.com/shadowandact/who-gets-to-tell-our-stories-great-conversation-on-the-business-of-black-cinema-w-tanya-steele

That doesn't really match my experience. I've seen dozens of smashed iPhones, looking just like in the video below, but rarely see *any* other phone smashed like that.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elKxgsrJFhw

A bit of turbulence and they'll all be on the floor... screens smashed. Apple stuff seems so fragile. If I had a dollar for every smashed iPhone I've seen...

I would have thought this kind of functionality would be provided through specialised mapping software on the navigator's console.

Next they'll be going after Nike!

But it is about 6.7m Brunei dollars, or New Zealand dollars... or Singapore dollars.

Did you actually read the page you linked to? This database is a collection of images used to help identify and rescue victims of (kiddy-porn related) sexual abuse, NOT a website blacklist.

My god! Your hatred for and ignorance of Java is quite amusing.

I think it's not only ignorance, but outright prejudice against Java. Look at her profile.

Also remember Oracle already "distributes MySQL as part of their Enterprise Linux offering".

It's all about product integration and market level. It will allow Oracle to more tightly integrate MySQL with its other software, giving clients greater choice and comfort when it comes to stability and support. Some (generally smaller) clients will prefer the lower price tag of MySQL, but would still like the same level of integration with other apps. Having MySQL as a tightly integrated and properly supported option will help sell other Oracle software!

Don't worry... he wouldn't understand it.

I've worked with Oracle UCM (formerly Stellent) for a few years now and would thoroughly recommend it. It's scalable into (at least) the 10s of billions of documents. A single repository for Doc Management, Records, Web Content Management, workflow, imaging. It comes with security, library services, metadata, and search OOTB. Using the WCM, you can make your documents available on an intranet, extranet or internet site, according to specified security policies.

BTW... offices on satellites... that's so cool! ;-)

They could have had it rated MA15 if the blue guy had kept his underpants on! I don't think it would have affected the storyline.

It's a short hop to realizing that the problems we're experiencing with virii and worms are the same problem.
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Grammer tip: 'Effect' is used as a noun. 'Affect' is used as a verb.

Grammar tip for you: 'Virii' is not a word... try 'viruses'!