Thanks, you made my day. I'll see you in hell
There's also the open source privacy scanner:
Canadian traffic laws are by province, though for the most part they're fairly identical as well. No right hand turns on a red light in Quebec.
Not really for personal use, unless you live in an area where owning a cellphone is prohibitively expensive and a landline isn't. I think the number of geeks that would fit this niche would be very small. Other than this case, I really think the landline is slowly going the way of the dodo as far as home users are concerned.
However, being able to push something like this out to business and corporate clients may well be a viable opportunity.
It sounds like these patents are more at the hardware level - GSM, UMTS (typo in summary), and WiFi are all hardware level patents. I don't think this really has anything to do with software or the GPL, but with Apple trying to use Nokia-patented hardware technologies royalty-free.
There was no "Summer -> Winter" option. There isn't really a spring or fall here, only 4 months hot and dry, 8 months cold and dry.
"Think about how stupid the average person is. Now, realise that half of them are dumber than that." - George Carlin
I think your sig is a more valid contribution to the discussion than your comment... You can toss as many security obstacles on a computer as you can, but if your end user is a knuckle-dragger who loves his FREE PR0N! and VI@GR4, then your attempt at security is wasted.
Any circuit design must contain at least one part which is obsolete, two parts which are unobtainable, and three parts which are still under development.