What If, not exactly the classic xkcd comics, but worthy a book even if he don't expand even more the articles over what was posted in that site.

Complex ones are still relevant, like language, religion and moral, even if the internet ones are more documented and have a more delimited life cycle. And they are risk to get their funds cut when they find the truth behind the ice bucket challenge,

The point of Docker and containers in general is that they are running at basically native performance. There is no vm, no virtualized OS, you run under the main OS kernel, but it don't let you see the main OS filesystem, network, processes and so on, and don't let you do operations risky for the stability of the main system. There is some overhead in the filesystem access (in the case of docker, you may be running on AUFS, device mapper, or others that will have different kind of impact in several operations), but still is a far cry from VMs using a filesystem on a file of the main system with its own filesystem driver.

When the only tool you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Now police's only tool are military-grade weapons, intended to kill.

And sometimes the situation changes how people is, like in this Standford prison experiment

Add to that how police cover up miscarriages and that you can't film the police, is not just who watches the watchers, but who watches the watchers that have military-grade weapons in the streets and are abusing of them.

The literary executor of George Orwell's estate could had accused Amazon of using Newspeak. But maybe would be Doublespeak the right language for the dystopian present of 2014.

Why to go to the trouble of mounting a distributed denial of service attack, that need thousands of infected computers to be effective, when you can just tickle a dumb bot to do the dirty work for you in the name of the government?

We know that it is happening since 1985, there had been at least a case of a scientist (E.Brown, if i'm not mistaken) smuggling plutonium to give it to libyan terrorists, or even doing very dangerous experiments with it.

How it affects Blackberry that an Android-based OS focused on security and privacy have some vulnerabilities? Is not BB10 OS based, even having an emulation layer that enables it to run Android programs. They could as well talk about iOS or Windows Phone users too. Even Tizen (that at least run Linux as Android) would be more related to this than Blackberry.

At least he had a self-driving engine, it is an improvement over the usual idiot that go to drive drunk and kill several in the way. And in some cases keep driving after doing that.

Marketing suggested that now it should be called the Skim Milky Way.

Will be taking Tolkien's "Leaf, by Niggle" and turning it into a clone of The Swamp Thing.

The N900 was more a pocket computer than a phone. And slideout keyboards make far more sense when you try to use your phone as a generic computer, just need that people realize that is that what they want when they buy each time more powerful smartphones.

When that way to handle "dissidents" comes to your shores, won't be disclosed that it is happening, wannabe whisteblowers will be the first victims.

Run user sessions on linux containers (docker is getting momentum, may be the right option) that you can limit on the resources that they can use, while being far more efficient than VMs for that. Just a word of caution, they aren't as secure as VMs, they may be present or future vulnerabilities that may let hostile students to break their limits and/or access the main system, as they have more surface contact with the machine kernel than proper virtualization, mixing VMs for security with containers for efficiency could be a good compromise.