Whoever modded you a troll should be chastised for misuse of mod points. OneNote is exactly what he needs, and will work with his office software.

Open Source is great, preferred in many situations, but nothing else will satisfy the poster's compatibility requirements. End of story.

They know the Chinese have managed to penetrate them precisely because they have penetrated them the same way.

The US is a nation of immigrants from countries all over the world who were so apathetic to their citizens that said citizens left their home countries to make a better life for themselves. Damn straight we couldn't care less about the rest of the world - the rest of the world didn't care about us. Think about us as Lao Tze - who shook the dust from his sandals as he left China, never to be seen there again.

That summary made no sense.

Really? I wouldn't be too sure.

It's about calorie density, and calories per dollar.

Crappy food is cheaper per calorie, is denser per calorie, is quick and easy, and you can eat more of it because it doesn't fill you up.

See this and this.

Not all states require annual inspections. My state, for example, only requires emissions inspections (not mechanical inspections) every two years and only in something like five counties of the state.

No, the real problem is that the only thing that is keeping certain countries from annihilating each other is the threat of US intervention if they try. Believe it or not, the only thing that's kept off WWIII for the last seventy years has been a strong US military.

Depends on whether or not you believe the NSA has proven P=nP

Because nobody else pays people to do serious investigative journalism on a municipal level.

Newspapers serve a vital public function - they employ journalists to expose malfeasance and corruption in city governments.

You should subscribe to your local paper - even if you don't read it. Think of it as a voluntary tax, your civic responsibility to pay someone to make sure your elected officials aren't screwing you as a taxpayer.

The bill is H.R. 2356, introduced by Michael Capuano (D-Mass) and Walter Jones (R-N.C.).

Find your congressman here. Send them some sort of correspondence that says you wish them to co-sponsor the bill. If you e-mail, make sure you request a response.

In Metro's defense, neither does Android - unless you install Astro or something 3rd party. I assume iOS is similar, but I've never used it.

Anyone who merges their production industrial network with their common business network deserves everything they get.

There should be an air gap between industrial control networks and business networks, and the industrial networks should never be able to touch the internet.

THIS.

Metro should have been put inside of Explorer, as an optional component, not the other way around. Alternatively, detect if there's a mouse or touchscreen present - and if there's a touchscreen, launch Metro, and if there's a mouse, launch Explorer.

That's why the lawyer quoted in the article was lamenting not being able to move forward with his appeals - he keeps winning at lower levels, and the other companies drop the lawsuits because they don't want a precedent set.