If you have a Core 2 Duo Mac Mini it can run Lion, officially supported. And Mavericks, at least, unsupported.

Yes, but perversely compelling.

I know, that's a shame. It would have been the most popular answer.

You're right, it's not correct in English, but you might see that the error is understandable if you're not a native English speaker. I'm not and funnily enough, I am from Luxembourg.

With a warrant - a judge on scene. Look up "No Refusal Checkpoints."

iOS implements this simply: after 48 hours of not logging in, or a phone reboot, it requires a passcode.

Any decent lawyer should be able to postpone any forcible press.

That being said, we are slowly losing our liberties.

Translation: I'm upset that people are still using Java, when Flash is clearly a superior platform.

This is why software companies should never be run by business guys.

Not according to research.

Until a few decades ago it was generally thought that all large-scale global and regional climate changes occurred gradually over a timescale of many centuries or millennia, scarcely perceptible during a human lifetime. The tendency of climate to change relatively suddenly has been one of the most suprising outcomes of the study of earth history, specifically the last 150,000 years (e.g., Taylor et al., 1993). Some and possibly most large climate changes (involving, for example, a regional change in mean annual temperature of several degrees celsius) occurred at most on a timescale of a few centuries, sometimes decades, and perhaps even just a few years. The decadal-timescale transitions would presumably have been quite noticeable to humans living at such times, and may have created difficulties or opportunities (e.g., the possibility of crossing exposed land bridges, before sea level could rise)

http://www.esd.ornl.gov/projec...

I still say they should bring back Windows CEMENT. Now there was an operating system.

Lol. It's funny because it parses.

Every time they tried to call it Windows 9, they kept getting:

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0009'
Subscript out of range: 'ubound'

Don't ask me why 10 worked.
This is Microsoft we're talking about.