Your services are required. I expect the information to appear on Wikileaks ASAP.

Delete all your nytimes.com cookies and it will let you have another 20.

I listen to music while I work all the time. You're never going to get a cent out of me for it.

Amusingly, the nutjob opposition leader is even more unpopular.

Blocking webmail services is like whack-a-mole. There's likely to be one somewhere that you'll miss, and when the potential leakers (henceforth known as patriots) find it, you're back to square one.

'I want a ring. I want a ring. I want a ring' Gawd, that guy is lucky he's going to jail. Any woman who hounds like that isn't worth it. For what it's worth, I will /never/ buy someone a ring. It's simply not needed.

...in seeing any of them again, even in 2D.

...we better ban them, then.

You don't have to pay to enter the city centre. I've walking into there many times.

...all of the Stargates deserved to be axed. Terrible. terrible television.

I want the url bar. Making drastic interface changes without giving the user an option to accept them smacks of GNOME-style arsehattery.

A choice between two leaders isn't much of a choice.

However, I untied my shoelaces, not detied them.

Provide me with proof that it was not common for children to see their parents having sex in their single room peasant dwellings pre-1800. Or, frankly, in some third world country right now, where they have similar conditions.

I don't actually believe this. I wouldn't mind betting that pre-industrial civilisation, that children saw this sort of thing all the time - and not just pictures and films, but real life sex. Ie, their parents.

Privacy in homes is a modern thing. I bet the children saw sex regularly and didn't think anything of it at all. They probably grew up with far more well-adjusted attitudes towards it than people in modern societies do.