http://overpopulationisamyth.com/

Or thereabouts. By 2100 we'll be back down to 7 billion and it won't be because of a pandemic or zombies. Population growth is naturally slowing down. It may seem like 1 billion was a lot but relative to recent growth it's actually slowing down. The math is done in one of them fancy overpopulationisamyth videos.

http://www.gutenberg.org/

Lots of free stuff there.

Except that if you look at the graph on the linked materials you can see that human emissions don't correlate at all with the total measured CO2 levels in the atmosphere, not even close.

I foresee a move to Mexico in his future.

...to record which apps and what data was recently accessed.

Your friend most likely inserted an unsupported memory card. They have had trouble with memory cards. I've had a Focus since they were released and only rebooted one time.

And the answer is 42.

I work for a large software security firm. Many of our devs have macs and we're getting more and more people using them as their primary. All of them are using the mac to emulate Windows 7 so they can do their actual work.

Valve is a "tremendously profitable" company. They don't owe anybody a game every x number of years. I personally love Steam and I only buy games through Steam.

Problem solved.

Add more than 5 maximum score points and give more points to moderators with better karma. Allow users with good karma to assign more than just 1 moderator point to a particular post and allow moderation to be done at any time (not randomly or at timed intervals). Allow negative moderation in the same way and demote karma based on negative moderation. Detect users who frequently up vote each other to avoid a situation where a small user base could promote each other into good karma. Give diminishing returns from up voting the same users.

E-trade and ING direct pay your ATM fees.

What about the aquaducts? No wait. That was the Romans.

Totally agree and I'd like to add that outsourcing will eventually reach a point of saturation. It's already getting there. There are only so many people who can do these tech jobs, especially at the higher level. A lot of visas are going to European or Asian people who expect to get paid just as much. The problem is lack of skills in this area, not lack of jobs. Or perhaps it has something to do with unwillingness to relocate.

Please tell me that was sarcasm.