Viacom had to cave eventually. They can't win this battle too easily. I'm sure TWC made a few concessions, but they win this one easily I'd guess.

But really, this is not insignificant. We'll see much more of this in the coming years.

Huh? How is urinating in public a health hazard? Urine is sterile.

Me unzipping on the sidewalk and taking a leak is the most natural thing possible. Actually it's more natural than breastfeeding, since there's no requirement of having popped out a baby recently. Anyone could do it any time, and there are in fact no good alternatives to disposing of bodily waste.

Now. Would you like to see me pissing on the street? What if I decided I'd like to post pictures of this totally natural act onto Facebook?

In fact, I'm more disturbed that this act could potentially get me a citation which would equate me with a child molester.

Okay, that makes sense. Thanks!

Well, I'd say two of the points are significant hurdles Linux has to learn to overcome somehow. I think the biggest problem Linux has is that it's advocates don't realize most users could care less about things like scripting, just don't ever get them near a command line. Also, the geek perception is a problem. A few weeks ago I had a friend at my house, and we were watching internet video off my Ubuntu system connected to my TV, and wanted to watch something on my other computer. As I was browsing for the file she asked me why the computer didn't look normal. I explained it was running Linux, and her response was, "Well, that proves it. You're definitely a geek." She knew Linux was another OS, but apparently to her Windows is the normal one, Mac is the artist/hipster one, and Linux is the geeky one.

So, up to 600,000? That's a buttload of bullets. I'll buy some fire, too.

You insensitive clod, I was raised by cannibal zombie overlords!

Happy New Year's Memes everybody!

It's still more secure than a WEP project.

Is there an ammo store in Portland open New Years Day? I was only planning on killing about 933 people, so I need more bullets.

Why? Really, I'm curious why we can't trigger smaller eruptions if we know a bigger one will eventually happen. I'm sure there are reasons it wouldn't work today, but are there reasons it couldn't ever?

So you get out the leaf blower. Problem solved, right?

I read that as "bacon power" and I just imagined the greasiest power plant ever.

...Why is this modded troll?

Huh? Your NDA prevents you from telling people about how well software everyone else has access to runs on your hardware?

The other question becomes how much do you spend on building new airports to move that many people?