Stereoscopic 3D will always have the focusing problem. If we get holographic 3D, then it will be just like looking at real objects! It seems impossible within the next 10 years though, and when we get it, it will only be superior to 2D in the same way as a photograph is superior to a painting.

I had no idea that console games were in 3D. That's really cool, I may have to get a 3D TV now (I reckon it will be hard to get a non-3D one, so that's no problem :)

To be fair, the looters probably wouldn't have looted if the US didn't invade Iraq. It's easy to stay on moral high ground when you don't have boms dropping all around you.

I'm quite sure that being vengeful is not part of FCC's mandate. FCC is required to evaluate all products fairly, based on their merit. If they deny your product because you are suing them, you can probably sue them again for thta...

Maybe SwissDisk isn't encrypted actually. The above is not a recommendation.

There are several companies like that: http://www.wuala.com/ , https://spideroak.com/ , http://www.swissdisk.com/. They are doing OK, I believe, but don't have the hype of Dropbox. They don't have to say they guarantee the security because only the user has the keys (which is the best guarantee possible).

Nooo! Don't forget about the anti-circumvention rules.

FTFY

Obligatory non-answer: If it's an uncapped connection, how about just being a good neighbour and leave it on? If you get scary DMCA letters or the users on your wired network gets slowed down, *then* think about access control. Like others have suggested, please consider putting the AP on a timer switch if it's only used a few hours every week, to reduce interference for others.

I was going to write something similar -- the premise of this story, and the idea of war in general, is deeply psychopatic. Like it's OK to kill someone as long as you do it "cleanly", but you can't disrespect them? I think you are being too nice to the soldiers as well, painting it as self defence. These soldiers (on both sides) are driving around and seeking out enemies, for the sole purpose of killing them!

It's almost comical (in a very dark way). Wars cause too much collateral damage, how about we battle it out in Counter-Strike instead? US would still have the upper hand, with those nice Alienware gaming systems, and we could shoot the "soldiers" that lose to raise the stakes. It really isn't any more absurd, and it's a lot less messy. Tea-bagging is NOT allowed and will cause great headlines, though.