Paul Bettany. The Doctor could finally get his wish to be a ginger!

Barring that, I'd love to see David Mitchell portray a Doctor armed with sarcastic 'Angry Logic'.

For some reason, while reading the FAQ writeup, the traveling salesman problem sprung to mind. I don't understand either enough to understand why.

Can anyone educated enough in both issues explain if they are similar computational problems, and why?

They actually run Linux.

And:

"Verizon Wireless released a Linux software update in March that prevents its network extenders from being compromised in the manner reported by Ritter and DePerry, according to company spokesman David Samberg."

http://www.voanews.com/content/reu-researchers-hack-verizon-device/1701880.html

Comparing Supes to Jesus seems to be the hot thing to do recently (Superman Returns did the same thing), but they never commit to the parallel and have humanity rise up against him and kill him!

Regarding James Bond: The 2006 Casino Royale reboot brought the character MUCH closer to the character from the original 1950's Ian Fleming novels that many of us cherish, and have wanted to see on the big screen for decades.

Knowing Apple, I can see the tagline now:

The Cube, redesigned.

What would have happened if he didn't fess up?

"I dunno dude, I might have a virus or something. I'll have my nephew come take a look, he's good with computers."

And it seems to me that things like the wavelength of light used would have to be matched exactly as well.

Light of different wavelengths refract differently. Blue refracts more than red, for instance.

The two communicating parties could agree on one (or several) exact wavelengths to use with their plates. Anyone who intercepts the plate, without knowing what wavelength was used, wouldn't be able to replicate the process used to generate the key, unless they tried them all, I guess - but even then they wouldn't know how many wavelengths were used.

I don't think they are identical plates. The encryption would simply take the configuration of both into account.

...is the sound of the entire steampunk community collectively jizzing its pants.

I do believe the chief design guy from WebOS went to Google after Palm folded.

Until we identify it, it's a UFO...

The upcoming SailfishOS (descendant of Meego) will be able to run Android apps via the Alien dalvik engine.

I am much more interested in Sailfish than Ubuntu Touch, though Ubuntu is getting all the press.

Have you looked into Sailfish OS?

Do they make you pull out a pentalobe screwdriver and disassemble an iPhone before shipment?