Are they also going to release a story detailing what the Chinese are doing to spy on US from leaked Chinese intelligence?
Seriously?! Are you trying to insinuate that they wouldn't if such leaks were available to them? If so, then maybe you should actually read the actual article alternatively work on your reading comprehension before commenting again as there is a paragraph clearly indicating that they would.
Isn't it 'Langley'?
As far as I know it's neither. Langley, Virginia is where the CIA HQ are located while NSA have their HQ in Fort Meade, Maryland.
If you have to subsidize it, then it ain't culture.
Isn't a lot of the US cultural institutions subsidized via donations and fund raisers so that rich folks to mingle and be seen with other of their ilk also pretending to be socially/culturally concerned by donating a tiny fraction of their wealth and then write off the donations on their taxes? The difference is that in socialist Europe we cut out the middle man by taxing directly and then distribute to directly to theaters, museums, art projects, movies and so forth.
Culture being subsidized is hardly anything new, be it via donations, taxes or a patron.
By your criteria Beethoven's compositions would fail to qualify as art as he were dependent on Archduke Rudolph's patronage to such a degree that he dedicated more than 10 of his compositions to Rudolph.
Use an iPhone. Stop being the product.
Use CyanogenMod. Stop being the product or a tool.
Then what would you call it?
Covert Operation Collecting Knowledge, or COCK for short? Which clearly would not be the same as spying.
> European Government actually does something about patent trolls. Yeah, right. A warning carries a lot of weight.
Do you mean "warnings" such as when the European Patent office revoked the Nespresso coffee pod patent?
http://www.eplawpatentblog.com/eplaw/nespresso/
http://www.domain-b.com/companies/companies_n/Nestle/20131012_coffee.html
The one thing that nothing seems to handle well are compilations - there's the dichotomy between "albums" as they are released vs. organizing based on artist, etc.
which is my only serious gripe with Clemetine, sure there are some clunky ways to work around it it but they aren't pretty. That aside, I do find that Clemenitine do the job very well, and based on the few times I've encountered iTunes I'd that say anything is an improvement
I just can't wait to see someone's cat being carried off.
Might help more to educate the users what a certificate is.
Many of those users fall into the category that believe the CD tray is a cup holder, that Internet Explorer is the Internet and that Pass1234 is a secure password. Good luck educating them, I've tried and on more than one occasion left with the feeling of having dropped a few IQ points.
Function reject.