The robot made doing pushups look as hard as I find them to do.

Their money will be hoarded for longer, not benefiting the system.

Maybe it would mean that their money would have more time to "trickle down"!

If it's anything like the movies, a search warrant allows police to search property by any means necessary

Actually, if it is anything like the movies, a quirky, slightly overweight, but cute computer genius that works for the feds will type 4 or 5 keystrokes, then the computer will flash lots of semi garbled text while emitting cute little beeps for 10 or so seconds until the encryption is broken.

Why can't the FSF learn and correct this huge mistake?

The people from the FSF who I have talked to about this issue took the (suprising to me) stance that they don't consider documentation to be software, and don't believe that documentation should necessarily be free.

what does child care have to do with it? I telecommute, but it doesn't affect how much I have to spend on child care. its not like you can do a job effectively while also caring for children.

We better figure this one quick, seeing as how this is going to be the the year of the Linux desktop...

It's a one time pad. The pad, in this case, seems to have resided in the head of the writer

How do you know it is a one time pad?

Yes, there is a public list of all transactions. But it is transactions between bitcoin addresses. You don't have to make public that you are the owner of a bitcoin address. You can create new bitcoin addresses at will.

...because browsers don't support SSL-enabled virtualhosting yet?

Yes, they do?

If we are transitioning to 5D, I'm going to wait a little longer before shelling out for a 3D television.

I don't believe that IBM made the claim that "headers are not copyrightable". I believe they made claims like "this specific set of files does not contain copyrightable information", which is much different than "headers are not copyrightable". Its not like copyright law has any exception for header files

The majority of the linux kernel headers ARE copyrighted. Look for yourself. Perhaps you are trying to make a claim that "headers are not copyrightable", but that would be crazy. Perhaps google is doing this with the idea that "although the headers are copyrightable and people are claiming copyright on them, after you strip all the comments from the files, what you are left with is no longer copyrightable". I'm sure you could find people on both sides of that argument.

its totally winnable. you just have to get three in a row! (do you not even know the rules!?) :)

When I see names of this kind I know that the project is now dead.

You mean like how it [didn't] die when transitioning from "StarOffice" to "OpenOffice.org"?