Yes, the blimps have been there for a long time, but little suspicion has been drawn about them until now. They were just camera platforms for the game. Now they are full surveillance packages. Had they just inserted them quietly, I think it would have been more effective. Oh, but here I am assuming you know anything about intelligence gathering and tactics. Silly me. Though, the tricky part them becomes determining which ones have the package, and which ones do not. Anyways, I think you should understand the point of the reply before being stupid. :P

Yay, they found more Lava.

... umm. Now what?

Call me silly, but I think something like this would have been far more effective if they had just shut up about it. I mean, I am not all for big brother, but if they are gonna do it, it's going to be far more effective if no one knows about it.

I am honestly not surprised at this. Dr's seem to be particularly crappy at diagnosing this disease. It took my dad hundreds of hours of researching medical files, books, and various documents till he was able to diagnose my mom likewise. Since then, she has been in much better health. Before then, she had seen numerous doctors, none of which were able to appropriately diagnose her.

So, I want to know who thought it was a good idea to go digging through Elephant dung in the first place? I mean, sure they lucked out and found a new species, but what were they really expecting to find? What are you looking for when you go digging through a big steaming pile of elephant dung.

"Oh, hey! Frogs! Ok, now who is gonna pick them out.?" :P

It's about time. I love google chrome and hope they come out with a fully functional version soon.

I am not a big fan of Dell's Tech support, but I have been buying their laptops for awhile anyways. They have always done me well. My latest purchase is a Dell Mini 9 with Ubuntu. Absolutely love the machine.

I find it a little amusing that a friend and I were discussing the very possibility of Google coming out with their own computer OS, and debating whether or not it would be a variant of Android, or something else they have been cooking up. So, we are happy to see google talking about offering android as an OS alternative.

I love linux, but I would be more than willing to give Android a try, as I have seen a lot of good things come out and through their phones.

As far as OEMs offering equivalent open source programs on their machines in junction with windows OS, and in lieu of Micro$oft software, I think it would be a good move on their part, and hope to see them make the move in the near future. I wonder if the EC antitrust suit would have any affect on this.

It would really suck if ISPs went the way of cable down the road, and charged you for x number of media outlets and websites, when most people likely wont ever intend to use those sites. I mean seriously, I only watch 2 channels on TV anyways.

I guess this kid has no hope of winning the lottery any time soon. I think we are only allowed a single "one in a million card" per person. ^_^

Well, this was according to an article on slashdot about a week ago. News can be wrong from time to time, but they said they were going to focus on the ISPs instead.

I would like the motion to pass so I can watch the RIAA face plant as they try to maintain such flimsy cases in the face of common sense and reason.

The fact that they have stopped pursuing any additional Individual cases shows us just how futile their efforts really are... even they recognize it.

Do they have any more legs to stand on?

Wow. As if Microsoft's overpriced software, and DRM stick beatings weren't bad enough. Now we get to slowly bleed to death while using them.

No thanks.

Besides... does anyone really think it will be the kids paying for it? No... it will be the parents. Yay... lets punish the parents even more.