Keep in mind, ladies and gentlemen, it's always going like this; shit in, shit out. Since when we trust anyone from either the media or the Internet? I know people in the arabian region saying that Al-Jazeera is the worst channel for broadcasting news. There has been fake reports coming out from those sons of bitches via phone services which made many include it in "GARBAGE CHANNELS" group. Then again, if someone believe in sharing personal information to those channels, they're absolutely wrong.

For ASUS, it's a great beginning with Linux being a mainstream and best for security concerns for the users. However, for me,I dislike dealing with Ubuntu 11.04 GUI bugs which limits controlling the whole OS itself. I'm just saying that the GUI needs improvements and flexibility, that's all.

In the middle east, it doesn't matter whether you're running Linux, Mac OS X, or FreeBSD so we don't get that much of attention of what OS we're using. Personally, I think those IT departments you asked weren't worth the question because I wonder why would they just "LOL"? Bullshit.

Sony is blamed because they didn't have proper precautions for such attacks on their servers. We all know that if they kept their systems up to date, then things would be hardly possible to hack into their server systems. At the same time, we can't be sure about blaming Anonymous for this incident because many can be involved in this issue. The ones pointing the fingers on Anonymous are Sony and some other groups framing them by placing a file with their group name on it, but no one can be exactly sure about that because Anonymous, eventually, are a group of hackers so it's possible that they've done it and lied about it.

Those dumbies doesn't have any idea or reason of why would or should do such actions.

Since Google are co-operating with the investigation and providing information of their activities, then they're in the green area. You don't have to worry, if you're a good citizen, of course. But, if you were a jerk and start doing bad things like drugs/crimes and Google have the same tools used by Apple to track your location, then things should be useful to help officials get things on you.