Read the idiot's guide to Freemasonry. It has the truth in it.

I'm not big into conspiracies, in fact I'm a Mason and can tell you all first hand that most conspiracies are just flat out ridiculous, but how long will it be before they use that repository for every little thing that happens. Also, what's to stop insurance companies from saying they won't cover you because you have certain genetic markers?

"Thousands of people got a nasty e-mail this morning from Cisco" I read the email, maybe I'm missing something but it didn't seem too nasty to me. Which begs the question, why would the submitter try to unfairly bias the reader who didn't follow the link against Cisco?

Dry and 95F.

I am utterly speechless. It's not like our nation's infrastructure runs on the Internet or anything. Let's give Prince the benefit of the doubt and think about what he said. People are addicted to the connectivity. The Internet and all the "gadgets" will not go away anytime soon.

"He who gives up Liberty for Security deserves neither" - Benjamin Franklin

True, but that still doesn't make it right. The government should entertain all points of view. Plus they could, if it were unfiltered, monitor the connections for suspicious activity.

The 7th gen systems have been out for about 5 years, if the average shelf life of tech is 18 months, shouldn't they have released at least one more system by now or are the manufacturers getting complacent with the current systems?

Its funny that they think, I'm assuming, that not letting someone speak about it is helping them in any way. The more people who know about vulnerabilities the safer we are because while there will be more people working to exploit it, there are also more people working to patch it.

I'm glad someone is finally taking the high road and acting like an adult. Instead of making threats, he politely asked them to stop, and it seems it worked. The fact is, piracy IS illegal and the fight for piracy isn't about committing crimes, its about fighting racketeering groups like the RIAA. I hope other artists learn from this.

Notice how they use "extremist radical", words used to describe terrorists. This is becoming an inane and insane battle. The EFF and Public Knowledge, I'm assuming, at this point, are more than a little confused.

Has there been a full decryption of Plato's work? Or are these results preliminary?

Even though they "keep and retain" those records, that's still data owned by the company, in this case Verizon. Don't they need a warrant or subpoena to look at that data? It's just like Google refusing to give out user data.

Apparantly there is a 147 key keyboard. http://www.posguys.com/partnumber/MC147B.html?src=GBX. What you would need 147 programmable keys for is between you and your computer.

Seriously, you have to pay to watch thurs night football now, Super Bowl adds cost millions of dollars for a 30 second slot. What more do they want?! Where the hell do they get off trying squeeze even more money out of people who are already hurting? Just shut up and let us watch football.