The summary uses the word 'infamous' to describe the original announcement. In my mind it could only be considered infamous if they made a simple and blatant error. As it looks to a layman they have made an error but in finding the error physics will gain some interesting knowledge it didn't have before. If the latter is true then I'd imagine this would be remembered for all the right reasons not all the wrong ones.

Would this be the case or is the physics world full of jerks?

Don't worry, I'm sure they're just saving it for 'S'...

Suspicious Spheniscidae

I signed up for the express purpose of untagging myself from all photos that include me. I've found, not even using the most strict privacy options, I've been able to limit the exposure of my privacy fine. Marketing companies can still deduce my friendship groups, where I work, my rough age, and where I went to school but all of that was public knowledge once FB became popular regardless of my participation.

In exchange for this it's facilitated my ability to keep up with friends across two continents.

Regarding the 'Like' button tracking me I'd thought everyone would have assumed that something like this was going on. It doesn't surprise me at all.

They're all evil in an axis of evil like North Korea, Iraq and Iran. They're even in the same geographic region of evilness.

They readded the status bar as the "add-on bar" in b11 or b10.

Plug time machine disk 1 in, make backup, unplug disk 1, take off site, plug in disk 2, make backup, rinse repeat with however many redundant copies you want. You could additionally set up a tape drive however its probably cheaper and easier for a small office to buy a few large external portable hard drives and rotate them instead of a tape drive and multiple tapes.

Or even time machine will do incremental remote backups out of the box.

Apple steals "KHTML" from KDE and calls it "Safari"
Apple releases their browser code and calls it "WebKit"
Google takes "WebKit" and calls it "Chrome"

Wait what?

Bloody kiwis are everywhere! You don't need to type how you speak!