Due to the limited scope, maybe Stuxnet should be classified as a Cyber-Police-Action?

Oh please. Do you mean except for massive funding and arming of terrorist groups in other countries? The U.S. may not be completely clean on this one, but don't pretend that Iran is even close to being innocent here.

Exactly. Here we agree.

There is a surprising number of Columbia's to choose from. Take your pick as to which would be best for a data center.

How about two data centers- one at each pole? Each one would have 6 months of sunlight, although probably at a high air mass. Cooling would not be much of a problem, some of that heat might even be appreciated (first data center to request P4's?). You might need weapons to defend against polar bears (if the North Pole ice is thick enough), but fewer than to defend a data center in any of the areas mentioned above. The penguins at the South Pole might be a welcome sight. I don't think the connectivity problems would be much worse than for the equatorial data centers on ships.

It was probably phrased "Do you use software you didn't pay for?" or similar, thus lumping all free/open source software with pirated software.

Seconded. I get compliments on this watch from geeks and non-geeks. Bonus- it will never be obsolete, unlike any electronic watch which will be in a year or two. The flipside is the claim that all mechanical watches are already obsolete, but at least it won't get significantly more so.

a.k.a Juan Valdez.

Can't fix it. Oracle wrote an algorithm to check for proper tenses, and I don't want to risk getting sued for stealing it.

Maybe he just needs more fiber in his diet?

I suspect that his wife logged in to his account and posted that.

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That made me laugh in a sad, sad way. I wouldn't even say that respect for citizens seems low on their list of priorities, rather it seems the opposite is quite important to them.