Yeah, because the US couldn't just ask the UK to extradite him. Makes perfect sense.

Wave still exists, just not in its original form. Google is still using Wave internally in Google Apps. Wave just didn't have much of a purpose or direction by itself.

Try using a Wiki. Sounds like the right tool for your need.

Nope. Anyone can sit and listen to that persons traffic or sniff their password. That's not security, it's just annoying to their customers.

You just have to keep your hands very still for it to be useful. 2mm is close enough for mouse work.

Looking at pictures from a different article, this device appears to sit on the ground in front of the keyboard and faces up. The 8 cubic feet is probably the area directly in front of the keyboard between the screen and the user.

You can get coffee makers with clocks that will brew at a specified time. That's old tech.

Did you look at the evidence? He DID commit those crimes. And they were pretty serious. Destroying evidence and tampering with a witness are felonies. He was facing serious time for that.

IANAL, but I doubt they'd win. He's already attempted to commit suicide twice before he succeeded. Kind of hard to prove liablility in that case.

I honestly think that if he didn't attempt manipulate witnesses and destroy evidence, he probably wouldn't have been convicted.