Agreed. I think the BSG miniseries was similarly commercial laden. BUT you know the SyFy execs knew that they were going to get a majority of the Stargate fan base all in one place at one time and had to capitalize on it. I'm sure they will loose many of them after this. I am NOT one of them and I will be interested to see where the story goes. Besides I needed something to watch on Friday nights besides Real Time.

B5 is without a doubt the most underrated Sci-Fi show. And come on what about Zathros? And I really could have done without Sinclair, but the story couldn't have.

In China attempting to find "justice" in it's corrupt and intentionally repressive system. That would give hope to their slaves, I mean people hope, and they can't have that.

I am disgusted that an organization I have trusted to represent me in matters of royalty so blatantly misrepresent my interests. I may have to seriously rethink my membership. Should you happen upon some of works feel free to use it as a ring tone, I don't mind, I already got paid. The Reverand

If your going to vote "NO" the point of staying would be....... What exactly?

Most licenses aren't compatable with the GPL. The FSF believes it's only "free" if you use their license. I think MS-PL is a very fair license. AND I have to admit I will enjoy tinkering with ASP.NET MVC.

Nope. Definitely not.

Truecrypt is my go-to encryption solution.

Unfortunately Stallman just devolved to his "Us vs Them" mentality that fails to serve him and his movement. He should have been trying to start a debate on plug-in standards or how web application authors and hosts can build community and extensibility through open standards and free software ideals. But that didn't happen. I would also argue that proprietary software doesn't destroy innovation, and free software doesn't create it. It's about the products in question and the industries they serve. OH and It isn't GNU/Linux, it's just Linux.

But it is seriously the simplest thing one can do to alert someone they are being photographed, potentially against their will. And if I am not mistaken isn't a similar law in effect in japan? And besides you can always COVER THE SPEAKER!

Safari on iPhone, much like it's desktop counterpart needs work. The only thing that ever encouraged Apple to innovate is competition. It's uphill battle against Windows has brought many welcome changes to OS X, as well as may new apps to meet customer need (like Safari). I see a browser war on iPhone producing a better Safari for both platforms.

But past that nothing.

The mouse was invented in 1964, NOT 1968 http://www.time.com/time/covers/1101041011/nextessay.html