"Decency" is a subjective thing. What's not decent in the US, may be perfectly decent, or even boring, in most EU countries. What's not decent in the US, like showing a nipple, is prime time TV in the Netherlands. I want my kids to have a free mind and a fair amount of knowledge about sex, so they don't get a girl pregnant and they don't catch diseases. Puritanism causes teen pregnancies, so let's not introduce this bs into the class room. It's bad enough as it is.

The law should require people to store their encryption passwords so they won't forget them. Preferably in an encrypted file.

He could have put himself in the employee database, for a fair salary, at a non-existent Marriott office.

I disagree. There is a market for a linux distro like Ubuntu 10.04. Just a bare bones linux distro with some gadgets and some UI fringes, but basically a linux that you can use for work. Ubuntu has moved away from that. I have to find another linux that gives me just a shell and apt-get and some more. I am a programmer. I don't want my linux to become windows because I want to be in control.

A multipass only covers journeys of less then a million years.

Good plan. I'll be the emp^H^H^Hcongresperson.

Apparently, some legislators disagree with you, about your country being a Free Country.

Canonical is dummyfying linux so even windows users can use it, or so they hope, probably in vain. They don't care that linux users will move on to other distributions.

+1

If I'd have 500 unread books, it would still be in the "fewer than 10%" category. I'd have checked "fewer than half a percent, which is about 20.