People are putting their kids in there.

I've flown several times and have never been in one of these scanners. As soon as the TSA staff see my children, we're routed through the metal detectors instead.

This is probably what Red Hat thinks needs to be proven.

Yes, and RTS has no obligation to comply. Red Hat could sue, but only if they have basis for claiming that they own the copyright of the "stolen" code.

RTS could make Red Hat happy by running a Black Duck analysis on their proprietary code and sharing the result.

Why would it cost 5X extra? Doubling the salary of pilot should only make it at most 10% extra. Most people wouldn't even notice.

They're not at all concerned about freedom of speech in general, they just want to avoid fines and prison terms after their typical antisemitic tirades

You do realize that the whole point of Free Speech is to allow and protect antisemitic tirades? That is exactly the kind of speech that the U.S. Constitution is designed to protect. We don't need fancy laws to protect inoffensive speech.

We already have apprenticeships, but we call them internships. If you have a demonstrable natural talent for coding, companies will claw over each other to hire you as an intern. I know, because not even half of the interns we hire were even remotely productive, but the others could write their own tickets.

enabling the new kernel to not only target multiple platforms but also be more in line with its x86 counterpart

It would be more accurate to say that is more in line with its PowerPC counterpart, since device tree support is the primary reason why multi-platform works on ARM today, and that support was ported from PowerPC last year. Very few x86 platforms use device trees, but they have been pervasive on PowerPC for over five years now.

You should be able to upgrade the hard drive.

A lot of problems would be solved if you wanted 3-6 months after a game is released to play it. The game drops in price, most bugs are fixed, and a lot of DLC becomes available, sometimes at a discount. I haven't played ME3 yet, and I'm glad I waited.

Thank you. I was wondering when someone would post that. I was monitoring the petition the last few days. Even though it needed over two thousand more signatures, it was only getting a couple hundred a day. There was no way it would make the 25K goal by the end of the day.

Anyone who uses Windows is Ballmer's whipping boy, so it makes sense.

I used it on both my slow-speed 56k dialup and 750k DSL so your presumption is false.

The plural of anecdote is not data. It makes sense that disproportionally fewer people with slow Internet connections use speedtest.net. Just because you, a single person, do not conform to that profile, that does not mean that the common-sense argument is invalid.

Maybe it's another way of saying he hopes she doesn't go to Hell?

That was just the two guys from ZZ Top and their stunt doubles.

Did you really expect a hard-core Star Wars fan to have any real-world skills?

Here's a method you can use to block some of those ads:

http://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/n5831/how_to_block_xbox_dashboard_ads/

It doesn't block all of them, but it does block most of the animated, generic ads that aren't related to gaming.