Pixlr cant even handle JPEGs from my Sony a6000. Takes forever to get the image to load into the 'app'. I was just trying it out last night on the Surface 3.

By random inspections, you mean searches without probable cause. Thats illegal.

You can actually, its the UPLOAD that gets you. Sony v Universal (and subsequent rulings) is quite clear, Backups are backups, it doesnt matter where they came from as long as you dont share them. If you direct download them you are in the clear 100%, if you use a sharing service like a torrent, the water gets a lot muddier.

" guy be texted to law enforcement before loading" This is NOT the role of the police....

Thats why we use the terms 'Nazi Germany' or 'Imperial Japan'....Gates/Ballmer Microsoft was ridiculously evil. Nadella Microsoft is showing real promise

Thank you for saying what i could not articulate.

I got Windows 8 keys from it, before they merged 32/64 bit versions into one key.

The keys i got from Microsoft Dreamspark through my college have activated at least 5 (all mine) computers.

This would a hell of a lot more true if Bill didnt take all that money and fuck us for 2 solid decades.

What is your UPLOAD speed and DATA CAP? Download speed is not the only metric of internet service. I get 100 down but only 10 up for almost $80/month. I dont consider it a good value because the upload is so low.

Maybe RADIO had something to do with it......You know getting free music for almost a CENTURY...

Right, because I'm not supposed to be allowed to petition my government to change abusive practices. Im supposed to stand aside as I see wrong and say nothing about it to my governing body. Is that what you are REALLY saying?

Doesnt the public have the right to demand the business owner hire only countrymen? That door swings both ways.

Dont, its not worth an HDMI slot on my TV. Currently rotting in my closet.

Most of the money making schemes i see are trying to insert themselves between people for profit. Pretty much the antithesis of what should be happening in an Information Age.