3 '?' to underline your question, what a waste of characters... The guy didn't even start his diag soft - that was simply iPicture or iPhoto or iDontremember what exactly.

Once I went to an Apple Store to have them check my iPhone. The guy plugs my iPhone into his laptop and immediately all my pictures appeared on his screen... a bit embarrassing. That was 2 years ago - today, maybe the iPhone is less prone to divulge its information..

Hey! Danke schön! Usually I watch my where / were / was but for some reasons everything went where even where I didn't intend to wear a where for a were.
Thanks mate.

And you even skip the loong updates ...

Moreover, the voting system was not well designed: just by knowing the name, address and birth date of someone (eg someone from another party, not likely to vote during UMP primaries), and paying €3, one could vote several times... Sadly, that botched voting system gives the impression the electronic vote is a lost cause. That reminds me of a Windows to Linux migration in a big administration where the migration and training where so badly implemented that people where reluctant to work on Linux, and the whole gave an impression of a big failure.

There is one big difference between US and French parties: in France, not even once the president ever pronounce the word "god"...

Ah... if Windows 8 doesn't count...

Many younger people are simply interested in innovative and original ideas?

+1. Obviously I cannot upvote your post, but you deserve it nonetheless.

Unfortunately Japan seems to easily forget about Fukushima and its effects, side effects and future effects. The new Japanese government is in favor of a drastic change regarding power plants future: from an all-stopped-and-deep-check (May 6, 2012) to a lets-go-restart-asap-what-you-can policy. They probably estimate the probability of another such F-event very low (F as in Fukushima, but you can put what you want here). This is one of the globalization problem: economical globalization trend, without global consensus on fundamental issues.

So if you don't die from take-off, the very very long trip, the landing, ... radiations will get you.. Definitely a suicidal mission!

...then they undertook a huge involvement into religion...

That's a relief. To shutdown, users had to " Mouse to Top right > Settings > Shutdown ". Soon they'll be back to "click Start" to "Shutdown" - and whatever you think of that, that's even more intuitive and consistent that the "new" metro style...

And if it is big enough, we'll have to deal with the remaining debris of size asteroid/x, and if it is even bigger, we'll have to deal with each y debris-of-debris from the x debris pieces etc ... well, a good way to get rid of all nuclear warheads we currently have on Earth..

When it comes to health, someone needs more than trust.