They forgot to count politicians.

Ooops, instead of P=NP it was OU=O?

This is what happens when you couple a glorified home-page displayer with an ad-delivery-oriented touring-complete language, and call it a development environment. It's a wonder that Google hasn't done worse, I praise their engineers.

Keeping the old console-wars alive, eh? (I read some old Usenet archives - people were arguing over Nintendo vs. Sega back then.)

Nintendo did this before everyone else, with the Virtual Boy.

Like most Intel features AMD has the same thing in their chips, PSP they call it. "platform security processor", it peforms exactly the same function as IME, and happens to also use a seperate CPU just like Intel does for it.

There's a lot of buffoons in that category, sadly.

Not much. Personally, I'm embarrassed in general with the state of relations between Netanyahu and Obama. I guess it's too late to hope that one side will take the high road.

Speaking as someone Jewish here, let me say this is just plain embarrassing - but I guess it's something to be expected when the Israeli government made, Netanyahu's previous cabinet, a frothy-mouthed extremist its face to the world as Foreign Minister, Avigdor Lieberman.

The Sony Xperia Z Ultra has a handwriting recognition "keyboard" as well, and it can even recognize ballpoint pens and many other objects as a stylus. (No S-pen required.)

It's a bit bigger than a Note though, 6.4" screen. I keep mine in my jacket pocket and think of it more as a PDA than a phone, and use a bluetooth to answer calls rather than put it next to my face. :)

That's the way it's used, typically certain indie games. If it has random maps and permadeath, it's called "rogielike".

I find it funny that people call a game a "roguelike" if it has permadeath nowadays, to me a Roguelike is like Angband, Moria, Rogue, or Nethack.

No, Mod GP -1 inaccurate. Lotus 1-2-3 never ran on the Apple ][ family. It ran on the PC from the get-go. It was launched in 1983, not 1982.

I'll vouch for that since I'm over 40. ;) Darned millenials who get their microcomputer history from vague recollections of wikipedia articles.

Someone who's nearly the millionth user, number 940851, shouldn't be commenting on the "good old days". (Neither should I, but I'm not doing that. :) )

Throwing away my mod points for this. George W. Bush started offering subsidized mobile phones to poor people because it's actually more expensive to give them a land-line. (Prepaid phone service is also priced cheaper than a land-line, something poor people get when they don't qualify for a free phone.) Also, would you rather have people who need to apply for work, and need emergency services, have no phone at all? I suspect the way that it keeps poor people from being unable to apply for jobs at all pays for itself program-wise. (A third of all welfare recipients get off of welfare within 3 years time, would you rather they be unable to apply for jobs because they can't afford a phone?)