It would be cheaper for IBM just to buy SCO. Since they are in bankruptcy protection they can't turn down a responsible offer.

Most industries are centrally planned, except the planning is done by two or three large oligarchical companies.

Several of them have gone to jail. No doubt they knew about that risk. They haven't blown up any buildings yet, either.

If you are in the USA or Canada all over-the-air TV is digital and any USB dongle video capture device should be able to record it for you, probably with captioning.

"Windows is still on >85% of all PCs sold and I'll be damned if less than 95% of those came without a single piece of crapware."

I'm pretty sure PC sold to business, which tend to cost more, don't include crapware because most midsized to large businesses reformat their PCs with a custom image.

The conference call seems to be the tip of the ice burg. They knew about the call because they are intercepting FBI/police emails.

The more people involved the more opportunities they have to gather information.

The more resources the FBI puts into find members of Anonymous, the easier it will be for Anonymous to know what they are doing.

It's called "The June Fourth Incident" after the May Fourth Movement which was a protest in Tiananmen Square in 1919 that eventually lead to Chinese Communism.

There have been lots of protests in Tiananmen Square and lots of repression of protestors over its centuries of existence. We in the west generally only know about the latest one.

I'm aware of this, but decided not to cover the entire history of Canada for a quick, snarky comment.

Of course, the American Declaration of Independence was also just one step in the process of American independence.

See! Canada does have a distinct culture. Your attitude wouldn't get very much traction up here. "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" is a quote from the American Declaration of Independence. The Canada equivalent is "Peace, order and good government" from the British North America Act, the legislation that established Canadian independence.