Actually, I think it's more like:

You don't have the right to do anything, except what we tell you.

Sorry, I don't believe you are Einstein. Einstein was neither anonymous nor a coward.

The full name is of course: High Orbit Lunar trajectorY Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory, making it the HOLY GRAIL.

Probably worked for you because you are already logged in to google.

Use this link to avoid logging in.

You can turn off auto-hide, but you have to install CompizConfig Settings Manager (ccsm). Once you've done that, find the Ubuntu Unity Plugin and set the "Hide Launcher" setting to "Never".

I suggest "Chinasaur".

The first version of their tool was called "BLock All Drive-by Download Exploit scRipts" - or BLADDER. For some reason it was not very popular.

No. "1" is always 1 in any number system, independent of the base. "10" is always equal to the base. In this case, pi squared would be "100", pi cubed would be "1000" and so on.

Compare with base 10, in which "10" is 10, "100" is 10 squared and "1000" is 10 cubed.

I just realized something: No pussy => masturbate => kitten dies => no pussy. It's an evil circle!

That was my reaction too, until I RTFA and realized that it is about phones with a touchscreen.
Summaries published by kdawson ought to have some kind of warning label, perhaps something like "Warning: This summary may not reflect the contents of the related article!"

How about if we change the idea slightly to not only block existing passwords, but also block passwords that are similar to existing passwords? "Similar" could for example mean a Levenshtein distance less than 3.
Even if you knew a blocked password, you would not know if that particular password had actually been used.

You mean, like, inch by inch?

It's quite easy to disable the popup, though. Just google for "disable avira popup". You can find a description here. The idea is to disallow the executable avnotify.exe to run.

<pedantic>"Over 3000" is just as correct as "over 30000"</pedantic>

Anyway, does it really matter? Who can honestly say that they have read more than 3000 books in their life? Even if you get to be 100 years old, you would still have to read more than one book every two weeks for your entire life! (I realize of course that the number of books does matter because a greater number of books means a larger selection to choose from.)

Well that's very interesting, because I am in fact made entirely of wood.