I have an E3000 which is simultaneous Dual-Band, has Gig-E ports, and a USB port that can be used to set up a file share or a network printer. I have my Vizio internet TV and an HTPC connected to the 5GHz radio, and am able to stream Netflix and 720p video files off a file server just fine. All the other devices use the 2.4GHz band.

I'm curious about this also. I watch netflix using the App on my Vizio TV, I haven't noticed any indication that something is from "Starz" vs anywhere else. My kid watches tons of Disney Channel shows, and we've been doing fine the past year without cable.

Amazing! I'm sure the obvious fact that social kids have more to say, and thus text more, won't stop some overzealous parents from panicking at this news report and taking away the cell phone of their social awkward kid who probably wasn't getting any anyway.

I'm guessing this could become an extinct toy soon. My daughter is proud of her dry cookies and muffins, now her imagination and learning will be delayed until she's big enough to touch a real oven.

I was using the wrong mission statement, sorta! I had a hunch this was an MD5 hash, but when pasting the text from the Cyber Command Fact Sheet, the hash didn't match. Apparently the "correct" version is missing the comma after "synchronizes" and uses a space instead of a hyphen in "full spectrum". So close, but no hash.

I was using wrong mission statement! When I copied the statement from the Cyber Command Factsheet, the md5 hash wasn't matching. Apparently the "correct" version is missing the comma after "synchronizes" and uses a space instead of a hyphen in "full spectrum". So close.

It wasn't on the wiki yesterday when Wired posted the story. If you view the Revision history on the article, you will see the Mission portion has been heavily edited late last night and this morning.

I find today's assumption that a Wiki is a static and never changing reference material pretty appalling..

The "protection from bogus accusations" is why the police have dash cameras, etc. There's a tv show that airs a sloppy drunk woman who later tried to say the cop sexually assaulted her, when it was pretty obvious she just couldn't stand. If footage shows abuses by the cops, oh no it's a different story. And the cops/prosecutors/judges all cover for each other, I think there was a newscast (or maybe just a youtube vid) recently that showed the abuses some guy received when he simply asked about filing a complaint against a cop.

I think it's more of a double edged sword. We idolize the rich and building up celebrities, stars, etc. But then we pounce at the change to bring them down and drag 'em through the mud. See all the celebrity gossip mags and how much attention is given to Britney Spears or Lindsay Lohan's fall from grace.

So we love success (mainly because we hope to succeed our selves), but then love to tear people down from their pedestal.