If only this could be done without using a browswer. Oh, wait....

Yes, SLR is primarily defined by having a mirror and prism which is why it is called a mirror-prism reflex or MPR camera.

No, you don't. A mirror is not necessary. All that is needed is that there be single lens for shot composition and image capture. SINGLE LENS, that is what makes it a digitial SINGLE LENS reflex camera.

Apparently, you don't understand the meaning of "DSLR". DSLR stand for Digital Single Lens Reflex, which is a digital version of the Single Lens Reflex (SLR) camera. The defining characteristic of a SLR, digital or otherwise, is that it has a single lens that one looks through for both image capture and shot composition which is generally made possible by a mirror that translates out of the way of the shutter when the shutter is activated. Interchangeable lens do not enter into the equation. The Cannon S5is is, in fact, a DSLR camera.

The "engineering" part of "software enginnering" has been a fantasy. If bridges were made at the same quality level as software, they would randomly collapse without warning for trivial reasons.

No, I don't know what you mean. I just know what you said and what you said indicates a lack of knowledge about the law.

No, the buyer is not "stuck". The decision only applies to phones under contract.

So, keeping your phone locked for the duration of the contract is not worth the discount? And, you are not willing to pay full price? Oh, and guess what, after that contract is over, then unlocking is possible. Perhaps you should actually read about the subject.

A large portion of fraud cases are based on contract violations. Now, stop making suggestions without knowing about the subject.

I don't have a contract and buy my phones at full price. I can unlock them whenever I wish. And, because I am with T-Mobile, I can simply call and they will send me the unlock code and instructions.via email.

The Gungan dialect sounds really close to Jamacian and other Caribean dialects.

Actually, Watto (the flying blue dude) reminded me more of this persian guy I roomed with than any Jew I know. Short, round, sleazy, big nosed, cheap, and always needing a shave. I swear if you painted him blue and gave him wings he would be Watto.

Telling them to grow up would be counter-productive because no child would ever react to this playset in that manner. Only overly-sensitive grown-ups looking for offense would see anything like that in a playset from Lego.

I do no think it means what you think it means. Something that is a commodity product is fungible, meaning any indiviual product from any of various vendors is effectively interchangable with any product of the same kind from any other vendor. Computer hardware has been commoditized for a long time. While processors are not wholely interchangable (AMD vs Intel), the motherboard/CPU combo generally is. Everything else in a computer can more or less be swapped out with a different brand with the same or similar features. All pricing is based on cost and perceived value. The only way it could be more of a commodity is if someone came up with a way to plug any processor into any motherboard socket. Oh, and bonus points to anyone who can guess why the retail companies are moving away from separate box systems to all-in-ones. HINT: Look at the upgrade path for laptops.

This is a stupid question. An act doesn't stop being criminal if it is done as civil disobedience. Saying an act is civil disobedience isn't a defense and isn't a "get out of jail free" card. If you commit a crime as an act of civil disobedience you should be ready to serve the time.