If your email is that important, you'd better have some kind of redundancy and a backup plan in case the redundancy fails.

It seems like it might be a DDOS attack. I was asked to pass through a CAPTCHA and I made it in. Try this link: https://mail.google.com/mail/?shva=1#inbox

Only once you publish. They give you the SDK free, and the ability to put the software on X number of specific phones free, if you have a (free) Apple ID. To get it on the store it costs $100.

The lack of money is just as imaginary as the abundance of money that preceded it.

No. I don't know if I'm being funny or not. Why do you ask?

Pain, suffering and a lot of cash?

Just because im downloading it now, I want to mention that android sdk is freely avaliable for windows, mac and linux. Both 32 and 64bit :)

TOKYO - Residents have reported that giant reptile, Godzilla, was just struck down and apparently killed by a misdirected microwave beam from Japan's orbiting power generation satellite. The giant lizard fell in a residential area and caused substantial damage. Hundreds of people are missing and presumed dead.

The Greenpeace and the International Humane Society have issued a joint statement criticizing the Japanese government for allowing their satellite to destroy the last specimen of this endangered species.

Godzilla had a long history of appearing in Japanese cities, and often caused much damage with each visit. Typically, the creature appeared when some other monstrous threat appeared. Apart from the Windows 7 launch in Tokyo, no one is aware of any significant events that would have drawn the creature to the city.

Because of his history as a destructive source, many people are glad to see the death of the giant lizard. A representative of the Japanese tourism ministry, however, is reported to have said that, "Godzilla's passing will have a profound affect on the people of Japan, and upon the Japanese tourist economy."

Japanese street vendor, Aido Hawishinna, witnessed the event and reported, "It hit the buildings as it fell, and crashed just beyond my stand. It smells like baked fish. I wanted to be the first merchant in the city to sell Godzilla-burgers, but the police and army will not let me harvest the meat before it spoils."

The Japanese government, in an official statement issued hours after the incident, announced that it plans to conduct an autopsy on the remains, to determine if Godzilla's death was related to problems on the orbital microwave power platform.

Not when you have a 1 gigawatt microwave laser cannon!

> I can see why the Internet would have increased literacy in the short term.

Don't forget the study looks only at writing produces by college students. I did not RTFA yet, but I have to wonder about the rest of the world at large.

>Not to be a troll, but pointing out the particular logical fallacies in use like that gives you a real air of 'douchebag'
>>Not a troll - that's an ad hominem.

Maybe, but you should leave sexuality out of it.

>The radio, book and movie versions of HHGTTG were all supposed to be different in their own way.

Mission accomplished.

In my view, we should now preface everything we say with "I think" or "In my opinion". I think. In my opinion, we would then be immune from such lawsuits, which I think are idiotic. At least that's my opinion. Hereby released into the public domain, in my view.

Legacy Locker is another one http://legacylocker.com/. There was also one a while back specifically for online gamers. If you failed to login in a certain period of time, your guild (or whatever) was notified of your apparent demise.

>Isn't this a case where the US Government should be sued since ...

Sovereign immunity makes that pretty difficult.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovereign_immunity

>There really needs to be some way to administer a small electric shock to both the submitter and the editor

Why "small"? I say give'em a Dr Emmett Brown 1.21 jiggowatt sized shock.

Going back to the mid-90's increasing numbers of cars and trucks have have some sort of "black box" tech. Why not your phone?

http://www.crashforensics.com/automobiledatarecorders.cfm
http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/Cars/Problems/studies/record/chidester.htm