that Philips was the only entrant, and was the 'winner' by default?

Would this fall under the FCC's control of 'hate' speech in a broadcast, as they are 'broadcasting' the name to anyone with a receiver (aka a wi-fi adapter), or does it fall under the local municipalities' laws about public speech?

... just how strong the magnetic field is, for it to affect the hard drive of a computer at any likely distance. It seems like metal objects would be flying through the air and sticking to the floor. Also, I have to wonder how a static magnetic field would affect most phones. Seems there would have to be an alternating field of some sort to do so. Finally, any links to the 'numbers' (field strength, gauss, whatever the proper term is)?

I have to wonder, sometimes, if China is building up to closing off their internets to the outside world entirely, or getting the rest of the 'internet community' to do it for them, by acting so irrationally?

I have to agree with Gorkman. If I can't see what your box does from A to Z, then I am not going to put my neck on the block for the possible HIPPA violation, let alone trying to track a bug caused by incorrect configuration, extra services such as DNS, etc. This doesn't even take the yearly security audit into account, where I have to explain what your box does. 'I don't know' doesn't go very far with them.

Heads up! Goatse link!!

To Andrew: Let's see the evidence of 'attacks' and 'bomb threats'. If you have evidence of same,why aren't you turning that over to your justice system for action, rather than bailing on a client? You would probably have better results than you could expect from ACS:Law.

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Ah, but when you NEED that piece, it could be priceless! http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20010728&mode=classic