Magnetic stripe + Signature = insecure.
Chip + Pin = A teensy little bit less insecure.

Over here in Australia, just a few months ago they removed signature as an option.
Every single credit card transaction must be PayWave or Chip + Pin.

So...instead of pumping gas in, you just put it near the inlet vent and it sucks it in for you?

Even gives it a good mix with air for a better detonation.

Perl would win hands down no contest.

I've never figured out how this one works:
http://www.99-bottles-of-beer....
(not that I've tried too hard - its just a work of art)

Two words: Cyanogen Mod.

Most Android 4.x phones I'd expect to have more than 512mb RAM.
Mine runs 4.3 for example and it only has a paltry 3gigs of RAM.

Where do you think the smart phone sensor tech starts from?

Doing neat new stuff in the big sensors is easier than trying to do it from scratch in tiny sensors.
This applies to everything. Car companies do all their R&D on massive sports cars which don't make a profit. A few years later the regular cars get some of the benefits.

Ballsy to enter with such a good sensor? I don't think so.

The GPS module is (usually) just sending NMEA serial data. Splice the line and you don't need a faraday cage and complicated spoofer.

It also doesn't support the Commodore 64.

Are there really any 32 bit x86 systems out there that you would install new software on (i.e. not legacy systems which won't change until they die)?

There are a few teardowns of the pingers on Youtube. Fascinating watch.
They are extremely solidly built, all potted as well.

Christians should lead by example and do the same.

I didn't know there were others other than Merlin that were based on the official firmware?

All the main culprits (DD-WRT, etc...) are completely immune of course.

Hey if it is good enough for the US then it must be good enough for the Islamic extremists.

How is this a virus?

Why are you anti-nuclear?

Clean, reliable, *STABLE* power.

You say there is energy storage being built? Bullshit.
Where is there directly connected to the grid storage with enough capacity to power a city for a day? For a badly overcast windless day.