There will also be a very long list of perfectly unacceptable pages that won't get blocked. That, or they block everything.

Obligatory UF, somehow relevant again.

Except that Dolphin has tabs, and its predecessor Konqueror had tabs for as long as I remember. Windows explorer still doesn't.

Would you care to elaborate on that? This is a common sentiment on Slashdot, but I still don't think it's rational. What is the benefit of knowing that some corporation with millions of customers doesn't know what products you buy? I know there's a warm fuzzy feeling of 'sticking it to the man', but are the other, more tangible benefits?

As usually, the problem lies with the 3rd item. Customers really don't care about theft protection and other geeky stuff, they only care about shiny.

Why didn't they include some great old ones, and name it "Make Lovecraft, not Warcraft"?

So that's why they never released the third one.

That's Doctor Whooosh to you!

Something like the OMG OCR Calculator?

Just s/taxes/campaign contributions/g, and there is.

What joke? Due to relativistic time dilation, if they are moving faster, their observed lifetime in our system of reference will be longer.

How is it private if it's done over their network?

That's why it's good practice to use password patterns. They are easy to remember, and offer reasonable security against automated attacks. Anyone who sees one of your passwords can easily deduce the others, but it takes just enough effort to require a targeted attack.

Ferrari is rare. Mercedes is uncommon. Now, hand in your geek card as you obviously never played Magic: The Gathering.

That's why those De Beers guys are so poor.