It's up to the customs and airport security to check there's no illegal device boarding the plane.
And by illegal, I mean that don't comply with regulations on safety, radio signal power or frequency.

They do it all the time for toys that are unsafe for children, why couldn't they do it for adult gadgets too?

I vote for banning hard cover books too. I think they hurt far more than a kindle when thrown at you.

Humble[hmbl]
adj
1. conscious of one's failings
2. unpretentious; lowly "a humble cottage" "my humble opinion"
3. deferential or servile

So how is letting your pay what you want not humble? If they were pretentious, they would sell it for at least $50, they would deserve it. But no, it's up to you.

Somehow, I think that the people who deserve the title "humble" the least are all the people complaining about this operation.
Being humble is accepting what you're given and not asking more. And you're all whining about every little detail, trashing a company on the verge of the bankruptcy (with lots of jobs at stage) and totally ignoring the charities the Humble Bundle have supported for quite some time. Humble? No. Quite selfish, indeed.

It's actually more like buying drinks, and only getting milk. Now you assume you'll always have milk. So when you get some orange juice in the box too, you start a drama.
Well, to be honest, it isn't bad, milk and orange juice go well together sometimes.

So in order to make money for the Child's play charity or Red cross, they have to port to games to as many platform as possible and spend lots of money. Just to be sure everybody has access to it, I suggest they consider a port to Linux, OSX, Xbox, PS3, Amiga, BSD, Snes, Atari, Gameboy, Hurd and various models of coffee machines with integrated LED display.

If you want to raise money and you can do it efficiently as the games have already been made, there's no shame about it.

It's not a crime to express yourself. When you're just a few people saying you just don't like, it's quite ridiculous compared to all the other people who endorsed it or paid for it and all the rest who didn't think of a drama.
Speech is silver, but silence is golden. Especially true when you're a nobody trying to create a drama out of nothing.

Oops, I didn't notice I wasn't logged in when I replied.

It is actually possible to sign up on Spotify without a Facebook account if you are in Germany and some other countries: http://www.digitalmusicnews.com/permalink/2012/120904spotify

If it's already open, they won't look into how to break in and lose interest!

A good way for women then to check if men are using the pill or just don't care!

The economy here isn't bad at all and it's quite peaceful, even in the capital Stockholm.
Sweden's definitely a great place to start a family as the society do a lot for the parents (compared to many countries).
I moved there a year ago and I have no regret at all :)

Oh, and Swedish isn't that difficult to learn at all, you'll be just fine speaking English until you learn it!

Bonus: if you haven't found a spouse yet, I can say that there are some really beautiful girls here too ;)

Make an encrypted archive and upload them on some newsgroup server.
It's probably the most reliable and cheapest solution there is. Retention is also really good.

It's not a bug, it's a feature!

Here's a recent console emulated in Java. Have fun reading the code !
http://code.google.com/p/jpcsp/

That's exactly what's happening in Iceland ! After the 2008 crisis, the people didn't want to pay for the banks to be saved. Then they forced the government to leave and ditch the current consittution. Now, they are not just writing laws, they are writing a whole new crowdsourced constitution !

They selected a few people who are in charge of making the new constitution, and then everybody can comment on what they propose on FB, Twitter, on their website... When it makes sense, they merge the suggestions into the draft and iterate again.

And in the end, the new constitution will have to be accepted in a referendum and the "government" won't be able to change it. This is really "for the people, by the people" !
And it's not a surprise that our leaders (in any country you could live in) don't talk about it...