The problem is not the domain name, it was the name used to register the domain name. Also, satire and parody are not welcome in .au domains. The domain name must be your business name, or a derivative of your business name. Anything else gets squashed. That's the rules for owning a .au address.

You could always try dismantling your own nukes and using them for power...

The you want a Magsafe plug then. What would we do without Apple?

WSUS makes up its own SIDs. As long as you don't have two computers with the same SUSClientId, you're fine.

You (as well as the GP) are passing in strings instead of boolean values. Now, who do I get to sue?

Point of order: the Professional Starcraft Player(TM) is not the average user, the skills of the Professional Starcraft Player(TM) are not representative of those possessed by the average user, and the command input structure of Starcraft is not representative of all computer programs.

We are not discussing professionals in specialised programs here - this is average users, in generic apps, and attempting to make the GUI more intuitive and powerful.

You appear to have missed the fact that this is not something that's installed on the web page - in fact, there's no connection between SideWiki and the page, apart from the URL.

Say I run a commercial site that gets libelous/spam/shock site/racist comments (that have been put there by spambots, people with vendettas, b-tards, whatever) that drive away the customers that use SideWiki. Then what?

So, how do I remove this "helpful information" from the webpages that I own?

What I want to know is: whose cognitive reasoning is it based on, exactly?

Male?

Or female?

Or offer them a Free Trade Agreement. Bloody John Howard. Caterpillar-browed bastard.

Personally, I'm looking forward to seeing octarine.

If you can't brake safely for an non-emergency situation from 100mph, then it really wasn't safe to be doing 100mph.

Also, I want to know whether the times in TFA include downloading the software or not. My Ubuntu upgrades take a couple of hours, including downloading the software, over a connection that's not incredibly fast.

Their metrics should include the time required to find a torrent of the disc, download it, and burn it as well.

If you can't brake safely for an emergency situation from 100mph, then it wasn't safe to be doing 100mph.

Or they could turn on the alien machine that creates an atmosphere for them...