I'm a bit curious.... how can they tell if google really deleted the data?

Obviously with tax charges

I can see many parodies coming... f.i. action movies with explosions escenes. The man in the video will be remembered forever

so... it finally expired?

BTC are backed by the very same trust that allows exchange for goods using US Dollars.

Using BTC is indeed a way to extinguish some obligations (if i want to buy a good, the buyer is obligued to give it to you and you are obligated to pay the price) between parties that allows them. Also i fail to see how tax law is related to this, since the whole point of BTC is being unregulated currency so taxes play no role whatsoever on any transaction involving bitcoins.

While I do recognize that the trust behind us dollars is greater than in BTC, the issues they face are common. They are just different in magnitude.

please mod up... finally someone nails the concept of fiat money. Many people here think that dollars are backed by something (gold??)

More than one please

an interesting evidence about some "recent" mass extintion event:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_extinction#Lesser_extinctions

North Korea?

actually it comes from this article:
http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/150207-chinese-physicists-measure-speed-of-einsteins-spooky-action-at-a-distance-at-least-10000-times-faster-than-light

But I'm sure most civilians prefer an empty computer rather than being dead...

News at 11

oh for the irony...

Seig hail to our new Sintax Nazi Overlord

From one of the features FA:

"I’ve contacted both the vendor involved and AMI to alert them to the issue. Obviously, I won’t be releasing the name of the vendor, the FTP address, or anything that was seen on the server."

Maybe we won't see it ever :(