You can't sue people for violations of your patent if they don't actually commercialize it.

Well, you could, but you'll just get laughed out of court and end up paying for all the patent lawyers.

Why shouldn't it be? It's an unique way of doing something that people may find useful. If they do then the creator gets some profit from it. Isn't that the whole point of patents?

Wow. Winnipeg MB must be really damned cold.

I use dialup/stolen wireless, you insensitive clod!

Is better reading comprehension supposed to help me magically work out your unsourced statistics and thereby find myself in agreement with your conclusion?

By the way, not counting the opinions of political criminals and radical dissidents, the PRC has the highest citizen satisfaction rating, and is therefore obviously the best place in the world to live.

...What?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_life_expectancy

Not even close to the highest.

The official record speed is the average over two runs.

I mean, seriously? What'd you expect?

Can you click on two things at once with a mouse? How about four? Ten?

Try thinking outside the box sometimes.

Huh? You didn't have to memorize 1s 2p etc in high school chemistry?