You just have to throw them hard enough....

And here I thought it was hip to be square... I guess I should stop taking life lessons from Huey Lewis :-(

According to the Berne Convention (which the US is a signatory to), all images created by citizens of member states have implicit copyright unless otherwise noted as in the public domain.

Walk in?

Maybe he really wants a job with Sony...

And this right here is the problem. The burden of proof should not be on the company...the burden of proof should be on Microsoft.

FTFY

Can these electric eels power it too?

Honestly, no. I was so turned off by the problems associated with it when it was first introduced to Ubuntu a few years back that I ripped it out and never looked back, and when I moved to Arch I didn't even consider it. It's kinda like the associations people make with certain kinds of alcohol after a bad hangover: even a look will make them nauseated.

Considering that Lennart wrote the steaming, broken pile known as PulseAudio, his solution makes perfect sense...

I'm still running an XP VM in VirtualBox on a Linux host on my R52. Runs great (at least until I open up ArcGIS...)

Considering that most organisms living in the deep sea under these intense pressures basically pop when you bring them up to 1 atmosphere, probably not.

You might want to get that checked...sounds serious.

No, I think that's called something else.

The new Canon S95 has this as well.