It's interesting that this bug doesn't work on iOS - I just tried it (with the capital "F") on my iPad Mini, and all that happened was I got a warning in Safari about trying to access the local file system.

Since, for some bizarre reason, you think that's a valid way to argue - I take it you think laws against murder are also unjust (after all, murder is illegal, just like unlocking your phone)?

If not... what is your point?

That doesn't really seem like a revolution; just a new competitor making headway into the same old space. The revolution would be if NONE of the next gen consoles sell well because all but the hardest of the hardcore are too busy playing Cut the Rope on their iPads to bother purchasing a console at all.

Thank you for sharing your opinion, Mr. Liddy.

Yeah, reading tweets on a little phone screen. That's a step forward, yes it is.

Oh crap.

No, please don't apologize - and thank you for the explanation! I just assumed it was a silly typo, so I made a joke; but it now makes perfect sense.

It's not old... it's well-aged. Like a fine cheese, such as Velveeta.

Good thing you instead chose to take that job at G4!

Okay, I give up. What the heck is "morally old" - something from Carrie Nation's time?

That's because it's Open.

It's different because it's Google, and this is Slashdot.

Based on my experience, I expect 99% of your students and a non-trivial percentage of your faculty will just forward their university email account to their personal Gmail account. They won't much care what their university address is (okay, faculty WILL still care and express their opinions, even though they won't be using it).

The staff will be the only group that actually uses your email offerings with any sort of consistency.

Here you go.

Nothing beats rock - it flies right through paper.