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Comment Just a thought... (Score 0, Troll) 196

While I don't live in the UK, I know how I'd feel about such things if they were happening to me.

To begin, it's a private company, and they're allowed to censor whatever they want from their customer forum. Keep in mind, they have to worry about marketing and PR as much as any other private company. Generally, you have options to go to another company if you don't like how they operate. If not, find another place to discuss your beef.

Second, advertising is a means to profit for most any media. We're going through a transition and *everyone* needs to adapt, equally. Many people pay for cable or satellite TV. There are free programs, and paid programs. Everything needs to be funded, somewhere. Let's all try to be reasonable and work this out. There's a learning process to be had, but it'll get sorted out.

Math

Submission + - 1.7 Billion Digits of Pi on One CD ISO

H0ek writes: With March 14th coming up, and already one article about Pi day up, I figure it's time to expose the CD ISO of 1.7 billion digits of pi. This CD has a search tool (and source code) on it to allow you to find groups of digits, and a textfile that describes how to use the tools and links to the source of this material. This was mentioned a few years ago but it's time for the ISO to make rounds again. Want to prove your memorization skills? Here's your chance!
Biotech

Journal Journal: Temporary blood vessel shunt to be used to save limbs in war 157

The FDA has just approved for military use a shunt which allows partially-severed limbs to continue to get circulation. According to the article, "For most, it won't be a matter of saving a limb outright but rather salvaging the quality of a wounded leg or arm." This is because "The tubelike device is designed to connect the two ends of a severed blood vessel, providing a temporary bridge or shunt around a wound to restore blood flow to an

Mozilla

Submission + - Get your Firefox add-ons while you still can

PetManimal writes: "Mozilla is getting ready to relaunch the Firefox website on Monday, and when it does, several thousand extensions will be culled from the list. From the article:

... The site will drop marginal add-ons, as well as those no longer maintained by their creator or not updated for the browsers and e-mail clients now in use. A couple of hundred extensions will remain on the site after Monday.
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