Are you an AI? Based on your response I'm seriously wondering. If I was for some reason going to look back at an email from 'doug' about planning a trip, I would search for emails with doug, then sort by date, and because I have a brain, I would remember the time frame that this occurred. I would find the email in seconds. Literally seconds. The hotel I stayed at in Miami? I would use my brain and just remember it, or, again, just remember the time frame, and perform a keyword search on my email, sorting via date and time. Those are not difficult searches at all.

https://github.com/WindowsLies...

I disagree with your argument. Wearing a seatbelt prevents you from being flung about during an automobile crash. Refrigerating your food prevents bacterial growth. Studying helps you to recall knowledge. What all of these have in common is that they are preventing injury or failure against a non intelligent foe. Your test cannot adapt to your studying. Bacteria can not, likely, infect you if you choose to refrigerate your food. An obstacle hitting your car cannot correct for the fact that you are wearing a seatbelt and choose to do extra damage to you.
I would argue that until you have an idea of what or whom exactly people are targeting, it is a waste of money and time and energy to try and protect every possible target. I mean, while we are at it, lets add pat downs, screenings, and lie detectors, for every human interaction. It could be a terrorist I'm talking to! This is very much hyperbole, but I hope you can get the point.
You *cannot* protect yourself from an intelligent agent. So why inconvenience so many people?

FTFA

And now? Work has started on a sequel to 2001's Monsters, Inc, another film that's proven to be a continual success for Pixar. There's no release date as of yet, but it's a fair assumption to expect it in 2012, which would make Pixar's next three big summer movies sequels.

So the article is assuming 3 years since the announcement of the project to completion and working that in with information already available for the other sequels and non-sequels alike. TFS however does seem to play a bit of the telephone game.

My bad, I was reading 'meteor' as 'meteoroid'.