Other than leave, which we have to do in a few million years, though I doult we will, and the Human race is doomed either way.

Sounds like a good deal to me. All the written material; music; films I can watch for £3 / $6 / €3.5 per month. Though how authors; musicians etc will be up to Sabam. Though I think Sabam owes me a few pounds as I wrote (and a number of people used) software in the '90's.

I don't see what other people see in facebook. If it's supposed to be web 2.0 it useless. The the page for my club does not show the diary (whats on) that can find. The android facebook app does not work, everytime you search it clears the search box so you have to type it in again. The only thing I find as useful is the messegange service

This is the problem of subcontracting to China, who knows what else they have put in that hasn't shown up yet but is slowly attacking the USA's defences.

The main failing of passwords are passwords - so get rid of them simples.

The killer app is going to be when Google gets sued for billions by users who have had there eye sight damaged by Google glass, also the payments they are going to have to pay the original designer

Two centuries ago exploring ships did the same thing (so they thought) anti-rat boards on ships; fumigants etc. but rats still found their way on board, and go off when we got off. Anyway the bacteria we might find could be common across the galaxy.

With new materials coming on-line it can not be far-a-way from the time we can build a space elevator

So that's Ironkey then.

If the minimum wage is below the amount of money someone needs to play a full part in society which means; a good holiday away from work for at least two weeks allowing them to do what they wish to do; socialise with friends; time in the day to have as much sleep as they need; as much time they need to bring up social reasonable adjusted children. In a civilised country ie USA the minimum wage should be $14 / hour otherwise it's slave labour.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thorium_fuel_cycle If it wasn't for some stupid Congressman Chester E. Holifield we would't have this problem with green house gasses; peak oil; and very expensive energy.

LEO http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LEO_(computer) did inventory control for Lyons tearooms which had multiple input/output buffers a sort of shopping cart.

'One of its early tasks was the processing of daily orders, which were phoned in every afternoon by the tea shops and used to calculate the overnight production requirements, assembly instructions, delivery schedules, invoices, costings and management reports. '

As soon as they over come the Hayflick limit cloning will be possiable. Dolly the sheep was cloned may years ago but the lambs had problem with (amost other things) the Hayflick limit.

Sounds like another anti-trust case. I will be putting Unbuntu on my next machine and if I can't do it I will be asking for my money back and getting pi, though I might getting a pi anyway as they are much cheaper than a 'nomal laptop / netook'.

They had a much better system of banking in Roman times - They didn't have banks!
Which bank could you give your money to and still the bank will still have it in 2,000 years. Put our money in the a whole in the ground it will still be there in a couple of millenniumâ(TM)s later.