Unless everyone you know is playing by the same rules, it's already too late. Now you're just a bitter social outcast with a facebook shadow profile.

Right to Obtain Decent Reviews Before Purchase. Good luck exercising that right between all the pre-release embargoes and the thinly-veiled corporate shills that make up the mainstream gaming press.

The lucrative video gaming market you were a member of no longer exists. It's been replaced by a lucrative consumer milking machine.

Sure, a new video game market is forming around the fringes, but it's far from lucrative.

We had advisories from "concerned" police that Apple's service was potentially life-threatening.

Not ruling out the advisories may have been overblown, but yeah... that's a fiasco alright.

Because it's not really Apple or Samsung that are suffering. It's us. The consumers who are literally paying for the benefit of stagnation and lack of choice.

Apple and Samsung like the weather in Hell just fine.

Ah ha! And now my poor math is recorded for prosperity.

Dude. There has not been a single mass murder in Australia since our gun laws were strengthened in '96. 12 years without a massacre. Can you imagine?

Before we get too excited about ruined businesses, it's best to remember that Yelp has a fairly enthusiastic but narrow user base. I'd be surprised if even 2% of the contractor's potential clients had read the review (before the Streisand Effect kicked in of course).

Existential issues.

The HIB grand experiment was in proving there was a demand for fair content. Child's Play are simply beneficiaries.

Certainly CP have enough avenues for donation already, it's not like people who want to donate are forced to do so through HIB. One has to assume that the reason HIB was successful was because of the business model, not the charities selected.

The support of Free, non-DRM software and indie developers is the charity, chief. The other guys are just icing on the cake. Not only have they dropped the indies and dropped the no-drm requirements, but they've they've dropped support of the EFF too!

If a new group had come along with a "support struggling AAA studios" charity then we might laugh, but they wouldn't be denounced for compromising their ideals.

The point is you don't need (or even want) a hypervisor when you have a secure multi-user system with process isolation like Android.

Lack of a hypervisor support baked into the CPU is only a problem for hypervisor vendors.

On the jury thing... that's not actually a legal reason to throw out a verdict. Juror privilege protects them from allegations of misconduct, and the testimony of a juror is not enough to impeach the verdict. Basically, hostile and/or biased juries are known to be a weakness of the jury system, but it's just one we've decided to live with. If the defence could not get the case thrown out before they deliver their verdict, the verdict stands.

Just goes to show, the only way the Nazi's could have been more evil was if they had patented their wartime tech.

patents: More evil than Hitler.

Users don't install Sophos. It's the kind of product that is marketed to the CEO level (thus forced on enterprise IT departments).