This is another reason why I deleted my FaceBook account. Truth be told, I do not miss it one bit. Try it... you'll feel better.

Great!! Now I want to watch Highlander. ... and this is your fault. :D

Whatever... Volvo for life!! :D

My personal take is that this is a dual part answer. Anonymous is as awesome as it is terrible. The idea of anonymous is what I think I would champion most.

There are some good things done by the faceless group... and there are stupid childish things done by the faceless group.. neither the same part of the whole, but still apart of the group.

From this we see community, and from internet community, we see weirdos. Just depends on how deep you're wanting to look.

There is a good documentary on HULU right now that covers this called "We're not broke." This entire problem is a result of actions taken in the 70's. Our government was originally hijacked by banks first, and subsequently many corporations. What this makes me wonder is that if this cash was allowed to "flow back" at once... would it have an measure of inflation with it?

Reminds me of the ol' days... turnin' left onto baka-laka-daka St.

.... probably in favor of the new "Double dozen hand groping machine - If a machine is grabbing your junk, you can't be offended" :-|

Exactly what I was thinking! :)

Have you ever seen or used a large laptop? :D

mmmmmmmmmmmmmm.......... steak. :)

I wonder what the school's policy is on tampering with the device. Working for a Texas School not to terribly far away, I've wondered quite a bit about this case.

The school is willing to deactivate the device by taking the battery out... and if applicable to one student it would be applicable to all, no? So why not have all students just remove the batteries. System deactivated. Problem solved.

I'm actually more offended that Apple decides who has a proper topic on their application platform, rather than the topic itself. Yes, it's still political, and we're probably chock full of political bullshit... but I wish there was a bit less censorship here.

Unfortunately... if they had this feature in the US on any roadway... instantly, I could see people crashing their cars... and suing the state because they "couldn't see the snow flakes." :-|

Isn't it spelled Koerreer? Oh.

Hah! As much as I use macs both personally and in my profession, far from the Apple fanboy status, I assure you.

Just was making an honest statement about my experiences with Apple Maps. I can aim to come up with something immediately more negative next time if you would like. :)