Even if Dropbox implemented encryption, it would still be inferior to using something like PGP or Truecrypt (http://www.truecrypt.org/).

I like your position of advocating the fallacy of argument from authority, especially when it concerns metaphysics.

Thank you, well put!

I can't believe this was modded insightful...

Yes it is crazy to believe in a pink invisible unicorn, because there simply isn't any evidence that one exists. Just as there isn't any evidence to suggest that God exists either. Claiming that God is somehow necessary for the universe to come into existence is not evidence, because there are other possibilities and nobody knows for certain which is correct. If you want a plausible alternative look up some of the various multiverse hypotheses.

Furthermore, if something has to be created in order for it to exist then what created God? Did God create himself? Did he always exist? Does he exist outside of space and time? If any of these are possibilities for God, then why not for some other natural mechanism?

Your math is wrong. In fact, she would have 100000x1.03^600 assuming each year has 200 trading days. This equates to around 5 billion dollars.

Ok people we need donations of tinfoil for this operation! Please send us your hats!

And this is why I refuse to upgrade my iPhone and iPad, and probably never will.

Comparing a speaker to an iMac, that's rich.

What about randomly generated passwords such as: fMqg3v6rdS37w4T5

And exactly how do you think that's going to work. We're talking about a starving, unarmed populace, most of whom have been thoroughly brainwashed and are terrified by the secret police. How does somebody start a revolution in that kind of environment?

You forgot the ???

Obligatory, Noooooooooooooooo!!!!!

It seems as if these people knew their network was infected, resorted to bandaid solutions (like putting tape over webcams), and then continued to wonder why their systems were failing. You simply cannot trust a system once it's been compromised. It may have been a real hassle to rebuild all the company's servers, but ultimately less costly since business wouldn't be interrupted as much. Thankfully, they won the lawsuit so it doesn't matter any more.

Nice demo. However, based upon my experience in computer vision, moving this into the real world will be extremely challenging.