The next big tech debate?

Yeah. This is like attributing any comment from a member of the ruling party in USA as the official US policy. The whole article is just another Apple envy BS.

Liu is going to love reading this when he get out of jail - he advocates peaceful reform but all you guys can talk about is war and violent uprising. It is like you guys are trying really hard to prove the Chinese government is right to lock him up - that his ideas are actually dangerous.

May be they will try to make a silverlight + flash hybrid that will suck even on latest Windows.

Some ISP do deep packet inspection and traffic pattern classification. With Bell Canada even encrypted BT traffic get throttled down to 30k/s.

What? You mean China should behave like Taiwan back in 2008, who threatened to attack Japanese ships with their military over a similar incident at the same island?

Or do you mean the US sanctions against Cuba and Iran have any agenda other than political?

Of course you don't know how else to see China since you are rather ignorant. What else can China do when their citizen was illegally captured in Chinese territory by a far superior military alliance of Japan/US Navy force? Retreat like a coward like 1930s? Japan is the bully here, not China. And guess what forced Japan to release the the captain? Obama told Japan to stop playing game, not China.

It was not properly resolved because at the end of WWII USA intentionally leave the issue with the island unresolved.

False. Japan's navy is very technologically advanced only second to US.

Can we get a better source than a wiki page that anyone can edit and was last updated on March 8th?

Yeah. The bug is in the USB stack so it is easy to fix. Future game releases will requires the firmware update. What I wonder is if Sony will go further and brick your PS3 if the new game detects a plugged in exploit device?

And here is a newbie guide for installing XBMC on Acer Revo:
http://lifehacker.com/5391308/build-a-silent-standalone-xbmc-media-center-on-the-cheap

e.g. http://www.forbes.com/2007/10/05/lawsuits-litigation-sba-ent-cx_ll_1005lawsuit.html

On board computer see external temperature > 26C: "McDonald is only 2 block to your south, $1.50 for a cold drink!"
On board computer detects police radio frequency close by: "Turn left here and you will see Dunkin Donuts in 1 minute!"
I bet it is already patented.