From the guide:

http://www.mathopenref.com/square.html

oh Apple

How do you come by that they need a bailout? AMD's profits, forecasts exceed projections, share price jumps (10/27/2011).

Some judge probably will. Remember Obelix versus MobiliX?

As far as I can see, the economy is currently really fucked up. Could you elaborate what part of capitalism is now valuable?

As such it is not incompatible with agnosticism. Just look up agnostic atheism.

It is also possible to be agnostic and still believe in a deity. Therefore, being agnostic is no really a rebellion against religion.

For the OSS driver you should have a look at this page. Normally, my HD4850 would run a ~75 degree C, with the "low" profile the temperature dropped to 40 degree C and all 2D stuff still worked fine.

Actually, no, Hitler orchestrated nothing, he just happened to come into power around the time the autobahn road network was actually build:

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Well, in this article they did some statistics and claim that it's better to sit in the back.

... but I need X11 to open all these terminals!

C'mon, you know exactly what he meant: One decade ago I bought a laptop (Toshiba Satellite S3000-214, P3 based) 2.5kg, approx 2000€ and the battery lasted around three hours when used "normally". Now, you can buy a Netbook that that is lighter, cheaper, and also uses less energy providing at least the same performance. Or just look at the N900, it sold for 600€, weight 180g, and without using Wireless or GPS but other apps it usually lasts more then a day without recharging.

Actually, it's worse than zero-sum: As Michael Fitzgerald from the New York Times comments:

[Bessen and Meurer] analyzed data from 1976 to 1999, the most recent year with complete data. They found that starting in the late 1990s, publicly traded companies saw patent litigation costs outstrip patent profits. Specifically, they estimate that about $8.4 billion in global profits came directly from patents held by publicly traded United States companies in 1997, rising to about $9.3 billion in 1999, with two-thirds of the profits going to chemical and pharmaceutical companies. Domestic litigation costs alone, meanwhile, soared to $16 billion in 1999 from $8 billion in 1997.

Things have probably become worse since then. For instance, patent litigation is up: there were 2,318 patent-related suits in 1999, and 2,830 in fiscal 2006 (though that’s down from the peak year, 2004, when 3,075 were filed). Mr. Bessen said awards in patent cases also seemed to be up, though he was less confident in that data. Worse, he says, companies doing the most research and development are sued the most.

... and they found it early.

After reading TFA: They do not assume that your ISP has this "station", only some ISP. You tag your https request to some unblocked site by using public key code encryption to indicate that you want a secure anonymous connection. When your request packages are routed you might hit a router from an ISP who runs such a "station". This router may identify the tag and and if so, the "station" answers the request by setting up an encrypted between itself and the user (you) who can then use it like a proxy. In other words - the headline is wrong, because you still use a proxy, the only difference is that the IP of the doesn't need to be publicly known. Instead, you need to know the public key of a (group of) station(s) and hope that the traffic gets routes to pass through one of these.