Not with Verizon's 3G you can't. Apple even made an ad that took a swipe at Verizon for not being able to do data and voice, personally I've never been on a call and thought "You know what I wish I could browse the Internet right now".

Video still works over dial-up. It just works very slowly.

I must have been sleeping when the OSI became the sole and deciding arbiter of what was and wasn't open source. Also, most of Google's issues with OSI seem to be that it isn't open enough.

It is an ever-growing jumble of different libraries, standards and tools.

I think I found what you need.

I think somebody needs to teach them that .66 != 2/3

If the category hadn't been "pedophilia" would you still have assumed it was child pornography? The girl appears to me to be at least a teenager, but beyond that she could be 14 or 20 (or younger or older). Is it child pornography if the artist conceived of her as 13 or if I did? At what point does child pornography become a thought crime?

Good thing the links are redacted! Its not like anyone with a brain could go to http://commons.wikimedia.org/ and search for "pedophilia" or "lolicon" and find exactly what he was talking about. Nothing in those categories looks like child porn to me, I'm not afraid to post the links. http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Pedophilia http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Lolicon

Obviously you don't read Techcrunch. Arrington has been relentlessly promoting Foursquare, I wonder if he has stock in them or something.

Slashdot: The only place where 4 year old patents are news!

I can't even figure out how they got to 230 countries. The UN has 192 members, Wikipedia lists 203 de jure and de facto states.

It would be nice to know if there was some evidence besides the accounts of the officer and Watts. If what the officers said is true then he is guilty and if Watts said is true then the officers assaulted him.

Reddit also recently switched to Cassandra.

Everyone who bought Assassin's Creed 2 just got a wonderful lesson on the evils of DRM. Hopefully they will learn from it and refuse to buy anything else with this kind of awful DRM.

I can blame them for not doing what Adobe did and create a Silverlight plug-in for Linux themselves instead of farming it out to open source developers and Novell. Maybe they are afraid they will get "infected" if they create something for Linux.