Are you kidding me? Every alpha has bugs. Get real. There's a reason it's invitation only.

That's a good law.

What's the formula for your statistic? I think the chances are much lower given the amount of flights each day.

+2 on the memory thing. I'm experiencing it on both Win7 and OS X with all addons disabled. I'm starting to consider other browsers, most likely Opera.

Citation needed? They both use boxer engines, but Subaru certainly didn't buy the rights to use them. If anybody had the rights to it, it was Mr. Karl Benz who is the earliest known person to demonstrate a flat engine in the 1890's. Also, it's worth noting that the OP didn't seem to be labeling any specific entity as to who did it first, and indirectly referenced Ferdinand when listing VW. If you're going to play the part of Mr. Correction, correct a post that's actually wrong, and make sure you have your facts straight. I bid you good day.

You forgot to check the box for "Anonymous Coward."

You missed the part about his brain deteriorating. Cool article.

The real question is, does this make any difference aside from how we use language, and does it have any significant effect on how youth are growing up? Children using euphemisms to curse adults when angry allows adults to maintain their higher status. By bypassing the euphemisms, children are then enabled more "verbal power." So really, this only matters if the adult can't handle that because they're wrong from the start. I'd be much more worried about a shift in acceptability of sexual violence than this.

Someone needs to put you in charge of fair use laws.

So there can only be one copy of the book? If I build a house and lease it out, do I only get to lease it once? I think perhaps the root of your frustration comes with the fundamentals of capitalism economics...

Because those were the terms of agreement. If he wished to, he could retain ownership of said laid bricks (the property) and lease or rent out the dwelling. It's the artist's work so they can make whatever terms of agreement they want as long as they can find another party to pay them.

Yes, he did. Slashdot Summary: http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/02/18/0420247 Source: http://labs.google.com/papers/disk_failures.pdf

So basically it's like what Google did with Buzz and Gmail contacts. You didn't learn from others' mistakes on this one did you Microsoft?

^Win.

What I don't understand is the amount of shit I used to get for sitting in front of a computer/playing Xbox Live for hours on end when doing that is at least interactive. When you sit and watch TV, you just consume, you don't input anything at all. Personally, I hate most things on TV.