IP addresses in IPv6 are ugly so I doubt they can be used that way.
OTOH, saying some site is "IPv6 certified" or some other BS like that may be used as marketing tool, and people would buy it just like they buy anything in a green package thinking it's healthy.

Pretty much all old LucasArts games are awesome.
Not sure if all of these were Lucas' but they are excelent adventure games.
Maniac Manison, Day of the Tentacle, Zak Mackraken, the Indiana Jones saga, the monkey Island saga, Full Throttle, Sam & Max, and more.
And of course, "The Dig"

Just think about it for a second... do you remember the "jailbreakme" site that could jailbreak an iPhone by just visiting the site?
What makes you think there arent holes like that in Mac OS X too ?

I got virus on DOS and Linux (yes, linux), but never on windows because I use a good antivirus and I'm carefull, but I've seen tons of peopler using free and popular antiviruses like AVG getting infected.
Having said that, prolly the only reason I never got a virus in a Mac is because I never had one.

No, they didn't fix it.
They just patched it temporarily for a few hours.

you on crack?
Microsoft only cares about Microsoft.

Android sucks, it's just that people hadn't realised it yet.

Nokia ruled the smartphone market globally with symbian for ages. I have a 5 year old symbian phone (N95) and it does everything (gps, nice camera, java, flash, accelerated 3D graphics, wifi, multitasking, etc, etc, etc).
It was only in the US where symbian didn't have much acceptance, but if you consider the global market share then nokia was the ruler of the smartphone market until 2010 Q4 when android surpassed Symbian as the most common operating system in smartphones.
MeeGo was never a player in the smartphone arena and Maemo was just a niche player.
Too bad the borged nokia ditched symbian too :-(
There are some interesting chars in wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smartphone#Operating_systems

Well... maybe because they were 90% there with Maemo is that they were borged.
Think about it from the MS perspective... borging nokia was prolly their last chance to gain marketshare in the smartfone market and it would have been lost forever if Maemo/MeeGo were to be succesfull.

it's good to see MeeGo ain't dead after mama Nokia cheated papa Intel with his friend Microsoft.

amen brother!

Is Cu-SeeMe still around?
That little piece of software was capable of group video calls like 16 years ago.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CU-SeeMe