We are gradually moving towards a future where we don't ever directly interact with other humans. All of our "interpersonal" relationships will be handled through technology proxies, and robots will take care of all our lonely needs.

Me, I'd rather be a Spacer - not part of this generation.

Well, except Assange's alleged victims weren't children.

Definitely Bashir. "I'm a doctor, not a historian."

I find it funny to recall that, only a few years ago, it was iTunes that was the enemy according to the big labels - and they did everything they could to undermine Apple's influence.

They figured out how to monetize that... and I'm sure they'll figure out how to turn Spotify into a profit generator as well.

I've used the Surface Pro keyboard covers, both cheap and expensive. It's amazing that anyone who's actually used one would tout that piece of crap as a feature. It's horrible!

And seriously - who wants to lug around a two pound tablet? if you want a Windows laptop, just get one of those Yoga things.

The only thing missing was a tie-in to the Trilateral Commission.

That summary reads like the deranged, disjointed ramblings of a psychotic person.

Are we talking about Slashdot now?

Come on - who really cares about MIT versus GPL licensing in this context? And by "who" I mean "people who manage and use databases as part of their paid job"?

And why does anyone care what someone writing for Dice says on this topic? I read the article, and it doesn't sound like the author has even used any of the features he's decided favor postgres.

What's next - a Dice article on emacs vs. vi?

... or woke up.
... or went to sleep.
... or looked at a girl.
... or had a latte.

You insensitive clod!

Seriously, the clouds have moved in right on cue...

I think we should go straight to brown - and don't say I didn't alert you!

If recent history is any guide, they might call it Microsoft Surface.

Whoops, that was an epic quote fail!