To be fair, there is a significant difference between expressing your opinion/belief on a topic, during discussion of said topic, and expressing it to random people.

But, the insurance is paid for ultimately by the customers. Usually, premiums are derived from risk. So, the customers are still paying for it.

You do know, it's possible for both drivers to be in the wrong.

You apparently don't know how triple buffering works. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_buffering#Triple_buffering

Aside from that, it isn't like thats the ONLY improvement in project butter.

Not every ISP is a major carrier. Rural providers have a limited supply of customers. It would all depend on how much of the ISP traffic is infected crap.

It's not a matter of to a single process. It's a matter of how much is addressable by the system. The more ram you have, the more apps you can keep in memory for quicker access.

The wording in most terms of use would put the ISP in the right to do so. The issue is whether they want to absorb the cost of a reliable detection system, and whether they want to deal with losing some customers that would regularly end up being disconnected.

But the production time and costs for soldiers (at least the first 18 years) don't come out of the military budget.

For clarification, Sandisk produces mp3 players. It's not just components for them.

Frankly, I think YOU need to grow the fuck up. Too many people take too much god damn offense from words. Theres a difference between calling a woman a bimbo because you believe something she said/did is stupid, and calling her a bimbo to because of her "inferior" feminine mental faculties.

I don't get how they could just completely ignore such a large community. I imagine it wouldn't need too much (if any) real tweaking per device. They don't even bother addressing the lack of support.

Why must people use faulty examples? If you type "pai" you get paint. Same is true of the control panel entries. When using the app search, filename for programs and CP entries doesn't matter as much as what it's called. It isn't my preferred method of interacting, but it does work well. At least understand what you're talking about...

While I wouldn't want to call you a liar, my android devices definitely don't behave like that. If the wireless is off, the wireless is off.

I would assume they meant they'd rather a foreign government that isn't likely to care about them as an individual, instead of the local government which may.

That shouldn't make it any better. I realize that due to human nature, it does. But, it shouldn't.