I'd like to know just how many people they plan to pay full-time to approve/reject all of these edits. How many changes are made to Wikipedia in an HOUR? No way they'd ever be able to keep up. It will quickly change over to the Youtube/Yahoo Answers system... someone flags/reports your work enough, it gets automatically removed and they pretend someone actually modded it.

Upon first read of the title, I thought the Opera web browser was being sued. I'm much less disappointed now.

Does this signal the end for 30 year olds dressed up as schoolgirls as well because it represents the same idea?

The YMCA initially tried suing The Village People for the song "YMCA". Probably the best publicity it ever got. Shows you how smart corporations are...

Invoiced to the tune of oNE BIIIILLION DOLLARs.

Actually I saw a guy who made $20 USD (and a birthday card) off of a Nigerian scammer to try and convince him the deal was for real, I think it was on 419eater.com

Under 1 minute to boot Vista is fine with me. I get in, turn my laptop on, and by the time I've got my coat hung up, I'm at the login screen. Not even enough time to go to the bathroom. When did it become a bad thing that your computer starts up faster than the amount of time it takes to microwave something? FFS, 56k modems take longer to connect than it takes for a modern computer to boot.

I don't really want to go through the horror of listening through all those sound files, but from my own personal experience I don't think "the chainsaw" is on there. When my hard drive crashed, it started with a soft noise which within 30 seconds built to an extremely loud noise akin to a chainsaw, before suddenly and completely seizing up.

The fact that it's not illegal combined with the high value of diamonds makes this worth any risk of blowing up. Certainly a better and more legit occupation for anyone currently in the crystal meth industry, at least.

How about people actually validate their websites? Something like only 3% of the web is valid xhtml. http://validator.w3.org/

I'd rather take a 10% hit to performance than snap a tendon, thanks.

Tends to suggest that Obama has already won and the rest is just semantics.