If it was legal who would care? Who would know it was pirated?

You honestly think Best Buy would sell pirated content in they could get away with it?

Welcome to the real world . . .

You are correct, folks shouldn't be storing sensitive data on a portable device of any kind. Our laptops are required to be encrypted using a FIPS 140-2 certified product to prevent loss of any information because not everyone follows the "don't store sensitive data on your laptop" policy.

With our blackberries we have access to our intranet, I guess the remote wipe feature would be helpful if someone happened to crack a password in less than 6 attempts and gain access to our intranet and possibly other internal systems/data.

Rose, I know this is a long shot, but did you take much acid during the sixties?

Wouldn't you consider anything that may take more time for an issue to get resolved as about as close to stonewalling as you can get?

There are many of us who feel the same way and choose to drive rather than fly these days . . . reading that TSA blog posted above is some of the best propaganda around.

Dibs on verisignisthedevil.com.

Wow.

I'd rather sit through 2 minutes of advertisements than 5 or 6 minutes . . . but I agree, if I'm paying for Hulu+ I should have NO advertisements.

Can't you remedy much of your content limitation issues by using a Roku?