Well, last year we had a dead cop signing them! (I am from Baltimore.) http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20110215/10424713107/dead-baltimore-cop-signed-certified-red-light-camera-tickets.shtml Not sure if we can fire him.

Indian-burns... Man, it has been a long time.

"Thank you for bringing up such a painful memory. While you're at it why dont you give a nice paper cut and pour lemon juice in it?" --Miracle Max (Who worked for the king all those years.)

I was unaware the Germans were coming. ;)

"Send him to Detroit!" --Dr. Klan

"Put your hands on your hips!"

This is where someone then replies: "You must be new here."

Wrong.

Yeah. And only one is needed after the project is started... ;)

I don't think Apple has pulled the app either...
But feel free to inform us if they did. (with proof.)

To all you _______ users, no drunk person will think to avoid crashing into you just because you have _________ on your back window. If they are drunk they will be making stupid decisions regardless of whether or not there's an app for that.

Stupid people are going to do stupid things regardless.

For all you Apple and Android Lovers... To each their own. Being mad at a group that likes something different than you is dumb. But more and more I see both sides saying, "Yours sucks because of X." I thought the, "I like mine better because of X." Was MUCH more informative. But hey name calling is so much easier to do.

You don't have to create an account with the same passphrase.
Like blueg3 said, you just take the sparse bundle (Disk image) and mount on another Mac. When you go to mount it, it will ask for the username and password that created it.

Like a failure pile in a sadness bowl? Ref: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfan5MacmsI

Did it scoop them up into an old coffee can?

If you read the article aside from the summary leaving out iOS this is all really an advertisement to sell you a product from OpenLogic called OpenLogic Exchange (OLEX).

http://www.openlogic.com/products/olex.php
This product will certify your source code is compliant after it scans it...

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/06/25/AR2009062501690.html
She was 13. This was in Arizona... Man that place scares me.

I thought that Waston was stand alone and they just fed it a ton of data. They didn't want to give it internet access. Doesn't that tell you something?! ;)