> So they would require an additional warrant to investigate additional email addresses for emails older than 6 months?

Why would they need two warrants? They would need ONE warrant to access ALL emails. Currently, they need NO warrant to access old emails and ONE warrant to access new emails.

The initiative wants to get rid of the provision for warrantless access. More power to that.

Not for me. The "subscribe" banner does not go away and the answer underneath that is a blurred image. When I use the google cache link, that page shows multiple answers, but the texts are replaced by "only available to premium members" messages.

My guess you have some kind of browser extension that fools the site into thinking you are the google bot or something.

> How is this different from legal messages arriving in your physical mailbox when you are away (in hospital/on vacation)?

You claim to the sender (and have to prove if he disagrees) that you were not able to retrieve the letter for that reason and any deadline has to be restarted. The legal term is restitutio in integrum (although it seems the US uses restitutio in integrum only for demages?).

http://service.deutschepost.de/faq/wie-steht-die-deutsche-post-zum-geplanten-de-mail-gesetz

Natürlich unterstützen wir die De-Mail-Initiative des Bundes und werden – sobald das Gesetz in Kraft ist – eine Akkreditierung als De-Mail-Anbieter beantragen.
Schon jetzt erfüllt der E-POSTBRIEF die hierfür erforderlichen Standards, soweit sie nach dem derzeitigen Gesetzesentwurf absehbar sind.

(Loose translation: We support the de-mail intiative and will apply for an accredition as soon as the law is enacted. e-postbrief already meets all criteria of the upcoming law.)

They were stalling the legislation, but they have no chance but to participate as they could not stop it.

You mean that cardbord that has a plastic bag laminated inside?

> I hired the guy that develops Paint.Net
> Don't compete with Microsoft. People will not get permission for this. For example, I wouldnt get permission to write a new word processor thus competing with word.

So what will happen in his involvment with Paint.Net when MS buys a image editor and starts to sell it? Must he stop or can he continue?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberian_pipeline_sabotage

How does that explain the fact that I had to manually type in the above quote, and I'm running Windows 7?

Pasting in an empty textbox. Typing first, then pasting. All works just fine for me. Chrome 8.0.552.215 on Windows 7 64-bit.

Testing a link

Yep, works just fine in Chrome 8.0.552.215 on Windows 7.

MechWarrior 2? Yeah, that was a good one.

I remember that game for its red/green 3D mode. Fun :-)

Good observation. So it was a circus act. Somewhat entertaining though.
 

Reminds me of this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Maox0X8EELY :-)
Disassembling and reassembling a jeep in 3:30. Although the jeep is a very simple construction.

Do you have an alternative to OneNote? I failed to find anything having the organizing capabilities combined with a capability to mix text and drawings and place them freely on a page.

Greetings from Germany and a special shout-out to ze narrator who has ze proper aczent for demonstrating zis particular game :-)