i don't know where you get your stats. but in big cities like delhi or mumbai 400k is sufficient for starters. for medium class cities like lucknow or hyderabad, its more like 300k. but yes not much from american prespective

If marijuana is ever legalized, I'm going to ensure I invest in any and all snack food company stocks I can.

Someone spying on me is harm, even if it doesn't directly cost me money or stop me from engaging in activity. Harm comes in a lot of flavors.

Would you argue that it is harmless for entities to observe your every move even if they do not prevent you from engaging in legal behavior? I believe it is not harmless, that such surveillance does great harm to the social fabric, as well as simply being immoral.

There's another nice deconstruction by the Right Rev. Stuart Campbell, games journalist and iconoclast: http://wosblog.wordpress.com/2010/01/15/the-most-spurious-piracy-figures-ever/

That's why they invented the size_t type!

I use this type to ref all arrays, etc. whenever possible.

GO back even further when EA used to take chances on innovative games in the early to mid-80s

Ozark Softscape: MULE and 7 cities of Gold
Freefall associates: Archon series and Murder on the Zinderneuf
Bill Budge: Pinball construction set
Interplay: All the early Interplay Titles (primarily Bard's Tale and Wasteland - that being said, BT games are much like the old Wizardry title, no necessarily innovative, but was a hit)
Binary Systems: Starflight games

EA started out in like 82 or 83 and didn't make their own games until 87 - and it was the very late 80s and early 90s when crap really started flowing out of the company