Having a 64-bit will not solve this at all. The problem lie in the software, if a 32-bit time structure as been used, no matter on what computer it's running it will be emulated as a 32-bit application with only 32-bit of memory for time allocation. It will bust, I can see a whole bunch of old program still running because "it work" and company, especially big companies, do not re-write the software in 64 bit.

Really? Why do Oracle claim ownership of the code and even the api to company like Google? Threatering everyone who implement their variant of Java? On the other hand most of the C# library have been release the source code and the language is itself fully approved by EMCA and ISO (check wikipedia for reference), something Java is not (Because Java lacks any formal standardization recognized by Ecma International, ISO/IEC, ANSI, or other third-party standards organization, the Oracle implementation is the de facto standard.). .NET doesn't run only on Windows, Mono is project that exist for a while and it's use in many context. You can developer even application for Andriod phone in C#, because the language is open, you are welcome to make a compiler and re-use it everywhere!

Yeah and Adobe have a long reputation of having seriously security with their PDF reader. Wonder why they want to make it run without the plugin...

I think you should see it the other way around. For me HTTPS is more about privacy than security... Having my connection encrypted prevent my company, ISP, governments or any routers between to know what I'm doing. Security is usually, as you said, related to your computer or the web site getting hacked or not. IMO the web should https by default.

Game currencies cannot be compared to BitCoin, Game currencies are created at extremely high rate (how much D3 Money created per minute?) and are centralized (by the company server). BitCoin are mathematically restricted and decentralized... that's huge difference. I'm not a bitcoin user [yet] but I think this currency will succeed against all the international trading regulations, fees and delays.

I'm not sure to understand, if I'm using SSL, my ISP or any computer between me and the web site doesn't know the url I'm requested, he only know the IP address and the size of the file. Tor is a good way for surfing non SSL web site but I think if every web site would be encrypted the web would safe from snooping.

Deleting the account would remove most setting from browser, application, documents, internet history. Then I would check other folder not in the "My Documents" for instance C:\projects....

I would like to know how much electricity is lost when using a wireless then a wire.... that seams important to me. Especially that people who drive plug-in car normally care about environment and efficiency. My guess? It's there is a huge chuck of electricity lost. Who care when your charging your iPhone but about a car that seems important to me.

Agree, then this site is compromised or hacked because every site have "access" to it. No having shared logged in with facebook and gmail is already great.

They should be redirected for all their query to a page telling them they are infected and they will be cut off...

I .NET there is no buffer overflow or html inject (querystring and post data are scanned by default) or sql inject (using SqlParameter all data are encoded). I "feel" a lots safer about basic security problem.