I can imagine an unscrupulous government sending our people out to face an anonymous enemy in space for "global security" but ultimately being population control. Heck, the enemy doesn't even have to be real, does it. ;)

It's not private information. Divorce records are public. All the things I have read on that twitter account are PUBLIC record.

Who cares if the IP is from the house of commons? It's just highlighting his hypocrisy.

It's a terrible state of affairs when our hope is for large corporations to shed some light to our government.

The best way to find an answer to this is to ask in the raspi forums here: http://www.raspberrypi.org/forum

Well, you're looking at the board from a different point of view than the developers of RaspberryPi - they wanted this thing DIRT CHEAP so any school could buy one - broadcom I think worked out a deal with them so they could keep costs down.

That's the biggest pile of horseshit I've ever heard. If the laws make it such that helping to protect your fellow citizens from negligence is a criminal affair, then you guys need to re-examine your laws.

How the hell is making your OS behave the way your customers expect anti-competitive?

What if MS made their OS inherently secure, such that it didn't need AV? Would that also make it anti-competitive? That would completely eliminate the AV software companies!

Ridiculous...

Fraternities/sororities are bullshit. We don't have them in Canada and that's the way it should be everywhere. There are no benefits, there is nothing positive about them except to party like an animal. Is that really what University is for? Pretty expensive party if you think so.

Not everyone needs to use more than one OS at a time, in fact I bet the percentage of people who *do* need to use more than one OS at a time is less than the percentage of Linux users in the world. And we all know how much support linux users get. If you want it you gotta build it.

If you buy the game used or second hand, you might as well buy it pirated - the nobility of purchasing it is gone - none of that money is going to the original distributors. Unless you can purchase the game *directly* from the copyright holders you might as well pirate the game.