So parents should be expected to sacrifice their child's education because the public school in the area is bad? Yeah, no parent is going to do that.

And rightly so. I hate having to cross the entire motorway to overtake someone in the middle lane going 65.

What? You really think the article portrayed the ability to target ads to those with medical conditions in a positive way? That sure as hell isn't how I read it.

I wouldn't be surprised. I was recently trying to help someone set up Skype. They couldn't connect and it turned out TalkTalk's default filters were blocking it. Who would even buy internet where the default blocks are more strict than most schools? YouTube, Facebook, Skype and a load of other stuff is just blocked. It is crazy.

People ignore messages about certificates anyway. I managed to use a man in the middle attack to steal an old IT teachers password sent over HTTPS. I just used a self signed certificate and he accepted it like the warning was nothing out of the ordinary.

They paid so much for the certificate would it really be that costly to them to keep the private key on a machine not connected to a network?

I am getting kind of sick of these science fair winners being hailed as scientific heroes with amazing discoveries on Slashdot. There was an article a while back about how students who produced hydrogen from water with electrolysis and then fed that hydrogen back into a generator to produce energy had managed to make an unlimited source of electricity. It was a cool experiment but anyone with a rudimentary understanding of science can tell you it does not produce any electricity. The problem seems to be that the Slashdot editors have such a pathetic understanding of science that they will accept whatever sensationalized headlines get published by a news source without seeing through to the pretty basic scientific principles underneath.

I stopped taking this post seriously when I got to the part that reads "45 percent of the entire gaming population is now women". That statistic is based on mobile games which I am sure are played predominantly by women and are not the subject of E3. If you would care to produce some relevant statistics then I might start caring about what you have to say.

I missed that new, thanks. Microsoft really need to update their website. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/internet-explorer/ie-system-requirements#ie=ie-10

Well IE10 requires a PC running Windows 8 so a lot of people will actually be running those "age old IEs".

I agree. Android phones are also banned. This is just another attempt to jump on the Glass privacy bandwagon.

I am from the UK and we have a legal system based on that. Our version of the Miranda rights have a section that reads "it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court". I.e. if you say nothing to the police then the jury can be instructed to infer that you made your story up before the trial.

The footage gets automatically deleted when requested by someone for a lawsuit against the police.

Not to seem cruel but it looks like the original problem was her being drunk in a bathroom at the age of 14. If you don't want a video of you being drunk getting out then don't get drunk in public.

Provided you buy your translation dictionary from a reputable dealer you should be fine.