Name? No. Recognise as a country? Yes.

What Will Microsoft's "Embrace" of Open Source Actually Achieve?

To extend and extinguish, of course.

The hardware choice is down to the company, not the person getting the benefit from the heat.

If they vote yes it'll be Venezuela on the Clyde. I can't wait.

with lots of self-government combined with a net financial income from the rest of the UK

Which is why, as an Englishman, I sincerely hope that Scotland votes yes.

Daily lethal doses? What a way to go...

Are you me? Because I could have written exactly the same thing. I was also there from 4.x, it's one of the few bits of software I ever paid for as a penniless uni student. So disappointing to be abandoned like that.

You should see what they've done to the mobile version of Opera. I'm still bitter about the whole thing.

No need to worry, we're busy training up the populace with the Asteroid patch to Kerbal Space Program.

Yes, we've known this since Adam Smith and yet somehow it still works better than any other system tried. What's your point?

If you think the IETF is bad, you should look at the pace of change of warez standards. They're only reluctantly abandoning 8.3 filenames.

All subsequent critical thinking is conspiracy nut batshit tinfoil hat wearing wacko pluck-your-banjo-with-your-single-tooth teabagger loony.

Maybe if that wasn't actually the case, the "critical thinkers" would get a bit more respect.

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Yuck...

Your optimism is a triumph, it really is.

"of course"... fucking autocorrect.