Maybe they could sue themselves over it.

I am long time apple user. I love their OS, their software, and they way they implement those things on elegant hardware. I will probably always be a mac (and linux) user. (disclaimer: I use an android).

But all I can say anymore to mainly apple and a lesser extent other manufactures is:

Give me a fucking break already! Aim for cooperation and interoperability. Those two things would benefit end users on both sides more than spending billions on squabbling! All of these endless back and forth lawsuits is ruining both the mac and android experience for me. I know I'm kinda rambling but I'm getting to a tipping point. Looking forward to WebOS this September.

Life is paradoxically coincidental to the ironical tyranny applicable to the unparalleled definition of reverse entropy.

I never said I was surprised.

"Kashgari faces the death penalty in Saudi Arabia."

In the name of Allah, the merciful, the compassionate - funny how that works.
If you don't get what I'm saying go thumb through the Quaran.

Let's not forgot that this is the same place where if you go in citing a price on their website they will pull up an intranet site that is a clone of bestbuy.com with different prices to "prove" you wrong. Getting busted for that was the end of me shopping there.

While there have certainly been a couple "WTF is this doing on Slashdot" stories over the past couple weeks, I would say this falls in well with nerd news. If a 3,500 year old tree had been discovered an article would rightfully make it's way here. 3,500 year old tree burns down deserves the same. It is scientifically interesting. I also find it ironic that your post is really just flamebait.

I mean bye bye - doh!

The singularity hub might make a good replacement for slashdot. They have all the great nerdy articles but nothing of psychics on the moon or lego calculators that can't actually calculate. They have a commenting system but no users to comment. We have the commenting users, they have great content. Sucks to say this as I have been here since 97

singularityhub.com

by by karma, something had to be said.

At least Apple is making a vague attempt at bringing things back home with the A5 chip plant in Texas opening soon. With crossed fingers I have been suspicious it is part of a broader initiative on there part to slowly bring even more back to the good old USA.